Posted by Daisy Crook, Community & Events Fundraiser, 14 Feb 2021

What does love look like? Here at Jo’s, we see love every day – from fundraisers who take on challenges in support or memory of a loved one, to our volunteers who show love for our cause through dedicating their time, knowledge and experiences to help others.

Posted by Hannah Dwyer, Support Services Officer, 12 Feb 2021

Hannah Dwyer is a Support Services Officer at Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, where she works on the Helpline and

Posted by Rebecca Shoosmith, Chief Executive, 04 Feb 2021

Today is World Cancer Day. In her first blog as our Chief Executive, Rebecca Shoosmith discusses our vision: a world without cervical cancer.

Posted by Kate Sanger, Head of Communications and Public Affairs, 24 Jan 2021

A lot has changed since last Cervical Cancer Prevention Week. However your year has panned out, it’s safe to say most of us have had a lot on our plate.

Posted by Robert Music, Chief Executive, 13 Jan 2021

You might have seen recently in the news that there is going to be a pilot scheme in London looking at the best way to offer self-sampling to women as part of the cervical screening programme. We know that lots of people have questions about self-sampling and about this pilot, so hopefully the…

Posted by Rebecca Shoosmith, Head of Support Services, 05 Jan 2021

Most recently updated on 5th January 2021 to reflect the changing situation in the UK. We will update this blog post with any new information we have.

Posted by Imogen Pinnell, Health Information Manager, 09 Dec 2020

Today we’re launching a new resource in partnership with the Royal Coll

Posted by Adriana MacNaughton, Public Health Coordinator, 13 Nov 2020

Adriana MacNaughton is the London Public Health Coordinator at Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust. In this blog, she talks about barriers to cervical screening and how education helps patients to make informed decisions.

Posted by Bridgette Love, Practice Nurse, 13 Nov 2020

Bridgette Love has been a practice nurse for 24 years and is passionate about offering the best possible experience to her patients. In this blog, she explains the benefits of offering an alternative cervical screening position and shares the preferences of her patients.

Posted by Jenny Greenfield, Specialist Practitioner in Women’s Health, 12 Nov 2020

If you have a tilted cervix, cervical screening can sometimes be more uncomfortable for you. This might make you feel anxious or nervous before your next appointment.