Workshops
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For Corporates
Make sure your staff know how to check themselves for signs and symptoms, and what to do if something isn’t quite right. From young people in your organisation, to parents, siblings and friends, everyone should know the signs and symptoms of cancer in young people, and look out for each other.
We’re currently working hard to develop a workshop scheme for businesses with wellbeing at their heart. Make sure you keep updated, so you can be the first to know when they’re ready.
For Schools
Young people deserve to grow up knowing the signs and symptoms of cancer, and how to check themselves. That’s why we’re here to help, by delivering workshops to pupils (15+) in schools and colleges, helping them to be more empowered in their bodies and confident in speaking to healthcare professionals.
We’re currently only delivering free workshops to schools and colleges in the City of Salford, Greater Manchester. If you are a representative of a school in this area, you can request one below.
If you are from a school outside of this area, you can still register your interest for a future workshop.
For Community Groups & Public
Everyone deserves to know the signs and symptoms of cancer, no matter their background, race, sexuality or otherwise. Cancer doesn’t discriminate, and neither do we. We can help by delivering workshops to community groups, helping them to feel more empowered in their bodies and confident in speaking to healthcare professionals. We adapt workshops suited on the needs of communities, through extensive research and consultation.
We’re currently only delivering free workshops to community groups in the City of Salford, Greater Manchester. If you are a representative of a group in this area, you can request one by getting in touch. If you aren’t affiliated with a community group, no problem! We run open workshops all young people.
If you are from a community group outside of this area, you can still register your interest for a future workshop.
