Our Videos

Ending cervical cancer means increasing awareness and uptake of the HPV vaccination and cervical screening. It also means action to help prevent even more cases and improve how we diagnose, treat and care for those living with and beyond cervical cancer. No one should be left behind.

A cervical cancer diagnosis can affect every aspect of your life, with sex, intimacy and relationships being among the most difficult to talk about.

We are here for you. If you have questions or concerns about HPV, the HPV vaccine, cervical screening (a smear test) or cervical cancer, our support services can help by providing accurate information and someone to listen >

We are here for you.

If you have questions or concerns about HPV, the HPV vaccine, cervical screening (a smear test) or cervical cancer, our support services can help by providing accurate information and someone to listen >

A short films including everything you need to know about cervical screening. BSL and subtitles included

We have worked with Enable Scotland and their community to create a series of short films for women with a learning disability living in Scotland. 

Watch this film to find out more about cervical cancer.

Christine talks about receiving an incurable cervical cancer diagnosis.

This video is part of our ‘Cervical cancer stories’ report.

27-year old Emma talks about receiving an abnormal cervical screening (smear test) result, her subsequent diagnosis of cervical cancer and about her treatment which involved a trachelectomy to preserve her fertility.

Kate talks about being diagnosed with cervical cancer following routine cervical screening (smear test), having to make decision about her treatment and, as a single mum, needing to rely on her family while recovering from a hysterectomy.

Robyn talks about the impact her cervical cancer diagnosis had on her and her family including coping with looking after her children whilst having daily radiotherapy in addition to chemotherapy and brachytherapy.

Following her cervical cancer diagnosis, Katherine’s treatment including a trachelectomy, in order to preserve her fertility, and radiotherapy. She talks about her experience in this video.

Natalie talks about her experience of being diagnosed with cervical cancer following her first cervical screening (smear test). Her treatment included Lletz and a cone biopsy in order to preserve her fertility.

Jessica talks about being diagnosed with cervical cancer following irregular bleeding. She also talks about how she dealt with the news and undergoing a radical hysterectomy and receiving chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

Suzanne, Lisa and Rebecca speak about their experiences of moving forward from a cervical cancer diagnosis, talking about the side effects they've each had to deal with including early menopause, fatigue, hair loss and fertility.

Alison tells us about her experiences of returning to employment after cervical cancer.

Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust is the UK's only charity to support women and their families affected by cervical cancer and cervical abnormalities. We asked Dee and Sandra to tell us about their cervical cancer experiences.

Alison describes how her journey with cervical cancer lead to feeling a loss of femininity.

Mellissa tells Jo's Trust about her experience of cervical cancer.