Free Cancer Champion Awareness Sessions | Humber & North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance
03 July 2022 — david-allen
If you live or work in North Yorkshire, East Riding, Vale of York, Kingston-upon-Hull or North or North East Lincolnshire, the Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance would like to invite you to take part in a free cancer awareness session.
In just 90-minutes, you can learn how to spot the early signs of cancer within a fun and interactive environment. They will also teach you about cancer prevention, national cancer screening programmes, and much more!
In the UK, one in two of us will be diagnosed with cancer in our lifetime. If cancer is found early, treatment can be simpler and more successful.
By joining their community of over 3,000 Cancer Champions, you can learn how to engage in conversations that promote early diagnosis and can help to save lives.
Anyone can become a Cancer Champion. No prior knowledge of cancer is required and once you have completed the training you will receive a digital handbook, Cancer Champion certificate and badge.
To sign up for a free face-to-face or virtual awareness session, or, to organise a bespoke session for your business, community, or educational organisation, visit www.hnycanceralliance.org.uk/cancerchampions
July 2022 dates:
Tuesday 5th July at 11:00am
Thursday 7th July at 2:00pm
Tuesday 12th July at 3:00pm
Monday 18th July at 9:30am
Friday 22nd July at 12:00 midday
Wednesday 27th July at 10:30am
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