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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:)

Read more: Initiating Change

Your guide to NHS cancer screening & support

Screening finds signs of cancer (or changes that could become cancer) before you notice symptoms. Taking up your NHS screening invitations can help find problems early, when treatment is more likely to work. Below are trusted links to official NHS pages and leading UK cancer charities.

Read more: Resources

Cancer Champions

Cancer remains a major challenge for our community — our area has one of the highest cancer mortality rates in the country and one of the lowest levels of cancer screening uptake.

Early detection saves lives. When cancer is found at an early stage, treatment is often more effective and survival rates improve dramatically. By increasing participation in NHS cancer screening programmes, we can detect cancer sooner, provide timely treatment, and significantly reduce deaths caused by the disease. Cancer affects more than just the person diagnosed — it touches families, friends, and the wider community. That’s why early diagnosis and awareness are so important.

Read more: Cancer Training Presentation

For Translations of the Cancer Screening Videos:

Please click on the following links:

  العربية - Arabic                                  

 বাংলা - Bengali / Bangla                    

Francais - French                                 

کوردی - Kurdish                                     

Lietuvių - Lithuanian                           

پښتو - Pashto                                    

Português - Portuguese

Soomaali - Somali

Español - Spanish

தமிழ் - Tamil

Türkçe - Turkish

 اردو - Urdu

 

Translations kindly provided by Community Members - So much appreciated 😁 

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Screening for Cervical Cancer 

Cervical screening only takes a few minutes, but it helps protect your health for years to come. It’s a small step that really matters. Watch our video below for more information.

Read more: Screening for Cervical Cancer - Video

Screening for Bowel Cancer 

Bowel screening might feel easy to put off, but it’s such a simple test that could make a big difference. It can find problems early, when they’re easier to treat. Watch our video below for more information.

Read more: Screening for Bowel Cancer - Video

Screening for Breast Cancer 

Breast screening is a simple way to take care of yourself. It can spot changes before you notice anything, giving you the best chance to stay healthy and well. Watch our video below for more information.

Read more: Screening for Breast Cancer - Video

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