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Our ambassadors are an amazing bunch of people who help us to raise awareness of how cervical cancer can be prevented. Whether they’ve been affected by cervical cancer or cell changes, have had HPV or been to cervical screening, they’re using their personal experience and their platform to spread the word further.
Together, we’re raising awareness, sharing facts and busting myths and stigma. Meet the team:
Hayley Hall
A blogger, brand strategist and digital content creator by trade, Hayley has a long-standing passion for raising awareness of the importance of smear tests and breaking down the barriers attached to gynaecological health. Having had to undergo a procedure to remove pre-cancerous cells from her cervix in 2013, she's used her platforms to encourage women to attend their smears and has even live streamed her own in an effort to show the speed and ease. Having spoken in both print media and on radio about cervical cancer prevention, she's continuing that campaign by establishing a formal relationship with Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust.Our ambassadors are an amazing bunch of people who help us to raise awareness of how cervical cancer can be prevented. Whether they’ve been affected by cervical cancer or cell changes, have had HPV or been to cervical screening, they’re using their personal experience and their platform to spread the word further.
Dr Philippa Kaye
Dr Philippa Kaye is a GP working in the NHS and private practice. She’s an author and journalist, the medical expert for Woman, My Weekly Special and Smallish magazines and regularly contributes to the print and online press.
On becoming an ambassador for Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust she said, "I am delighted to be an ambassador for Jo's, who do phenomenal work, not just for women and their loved ones and friends with cervical cancer, but also for prevention with regards to the screening programme and HPV vaccination and in research. Cervical cancer could be preventable, let's make it that way!"
Ciara Lawrence
Ciara’s day job is at Mencap, in their campaigns team. She went for her first cervical screening (smear test) in 2019 and had a positive experience, which she wants to use to help other women with a learning disability feel more able to attend cervical screening. Women with a learning disability are much less likely to attend screening, so we’re really lucky to have Ciara’s expertise, enthusiasm and experience on board to help to turn this around!
Katie is an established London based blogger and vlogger specialising in beauty and fashion content. After receiving an abnormal result for precancerous cells on her first smear test, she's been keen to raise awareness of the importance of girls attending their smears. 3 years later and after multiple colposcopies, a LLETZ and cone biopsy treatment she was given the all clear but remains passionate to spreading the word and is very happy to become an ambassador for Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust.