There has been a lot of emphasis on the Cancer Screening, training Champions and holding events to raise awareness. But, what does Cancer Screening Champion Training involve?
I’ve been round the block a few times, and have, what I think, is a pretty good understanding of health issues, current treatments, and success rates. I’m sure a lot of you reading this will feel the same, especially if you are adult and have a life’s experience behind you. So, I wonder, if, like me, you enter into some courses, thinking, OK I understand what’s required – I’ve got this.
Initiating Change
Making our Community Healthier and Happier
Hello to everyone - not just those in Great Yarmouth, but everywhere!
As we approach Christmas and the holidays, it is lovely to be able to share good news amidst all the tragedy around the world. Our message, in trying to help us all to stay healthy, is to make sure we all take up the screening opportunities, as often as possible, in order to prevent tragedy later on, and we are getting there:)
Cancer Screening Progress to date
Well, here we are at Q3 (Quarter 3), after much intense activity from so many participants. 😊 Who knew we would have such an amazing response from our lovely community. It truly warms the cockles to know that folk are so kind, generous, and warm-hearted to lend a hand in promoting a process that could save lives. So far, our four amazingly talented trainers have trained thirty eight Cancer Screening Champions.
Kick Cancer Out the Park -- 1st November 2025
Take one brilliant event organiser (Trevor Saunders of Mandalay Wellbeing CIC), a football team with true heart (The Bloaters), a loyal crowd of community supporters, and a boost of funding from the Great Yarmouth & Northern Villages PCN and Gorleston PCN — and you’ve got the beginnings of something special.
Then cross your fingers for two weeks straight hoping the weather behaves… and somehow, it did. At least for the morning!
Community Spirit blossoms in Great Yarmouth
I wonder if you have noticed this: when you need help with something, just like I did this week and..... Well, firstly, let me give some context - having made some Cancer Screening videos in English, I wanted to reach our non-English speakers - how to do that?