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Ciara Lawrence has a learning disability and is a passionate campaigner.
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Posted by Ciara Lawrence, Campaigns Support Officer at Mencap, 8:15 am
Categories: cervical screening | learning disability | Ciara Lawrence, Campaigns Support Officer at Mencap
Posted by Imogen Pinnell, Health Information Manager, 3:30 pm
Categories: cervical screening | Imogen Pinnell, Health Information Manager
This blog talks about cervical screening (smear tests) after the menopause, whether natural or triggered by treatment for cervical cancer.
Posted by Kathryn Firth, Sarah McDonald, Amanda Blood, 3:30 pm
Categories: cervical cancer | Kathryn Firth, Sarah McDonald, Amanda Blood
We know that a cancer diagnosis can put a strain on your mental health whether it took place a month ago or a year ago.
Posted by Sophie Correia, Fundraising Officer, 8:15 am
Categories: Fundraising | Sophie Correia, Fundraising Officer
Wills may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about giving money to charity. Your Will might not be something you discuss at all.
Posted by Jenny Greenfield, Practice Nurse Manager, 8:15 am
During our 20th year, we’re speaking to people who have been supporting us throughout the years.
Posted by Imogen Pinnell, Health Information Manager, 9:45 am
Categories: HPV | hpv vaccine | Imogen Pinnell, Health Information Manager
It’s back-to-school time and that means thousands of children, both boys and girls (perhaps your own children) may be offered the HPV vaccine at school. You may have seen that the vaccine has been hitting the news recently and...
Read morePosted by Kate Sanger, Head of Communications & Public Affairs, 11:30 am
Ahead of the third and final part of the new Jade Goody documentary on Channel 4, we’re discussing the sorts of conversations it will inspire, and how we can make sure they are as positive as possible.
Posted by Kate Sanger, Head of Communications & Public Affairs, 8:00 am
We’ve released a new report today highlighting a barrier to cervical screening which is frankly disgraceful: physical disability.
Posted by Mandy Jones, Volunteer and Fundraiser, 9:00 am
Categories: cervical screening | Fundraising | Mandy Jones, Volunteer and Fundraiser
In 2016, I was a full-time police officer. I’m also a mum and at the same time was setting up my own business: a hair and beauty salon which I opened in the March. Needless to say, life was very hectic!
Posted by Hannah Dwyer, Support Services Officer, 4:30 pm
At Jo’s, we receive calls to our Helpline every single day from women who have had a cervical screening or colposcopy result they weren’t expecting.