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Ask your MP/MSP/AM to support Cervical Cancer Prevention Week
Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (20 – 26 January) is our annual campaign which raises awareness of how cervical cancer can be prevented. We’ll be holding drop-in events for politicians in Scotland and Wales to find out how they can help. There are also ways for politicians in England to get involved. Ask your MP/MSP/AM to support the campaign!
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Email your MP/MSP/AM! We've put together a draft letter that you can personalise and send to your MP (if you live in England), AM (if you live in Wales) or MSP (if you live in Scotland). You’ll need to find out who your MP/AM/MSP is (details on how to do this are below), and find their contact email address. Please keep us updated with any response you get by emailing [email protected].
Email your MP
Dear NAME OF MP
I live in your constituency at (INSERT ADDRESS) and I support Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, the UK’s leading cervical cancer charity.
During Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (20-26 January), they will be launching a campaign that will focus on raising awareness of, and tackling myths around, HPV as well as informing the public about the important change to HPV primary testing in the cervical screening programme.
I am passionate about the need to raise awareness of the importance of screening as well as tackling misinformation around HPV so that more women feel comfortable and able to attend their tests and so we can get closer to making cervical cancer a thing of the past.
I would be grateful if you could show your support for Cervical Cancer Prevention Week with your local newspapers, on your website or on social media by tweeting the following:
Thank you for your support.
Yours sincerely,
YOUR NAME
Email your AM
Dear Name of AM
I live in your constituency at (INSERT ADDRESS). I support Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, the UK’s leading cervical cancer charity and I would be grateful if you could show your support for them by attending their Cervical Cancer Prevention Week Parliamentary drop-in event on Wednesday 22nd January in Dining Room 4, 1st Floor, Tŷ Hywel. This event has kindly been sponsored by Vikki Howells AM.
This year, they will be launching a campaign that will focus on raising awareness of, and tackling myths around, HPV as well as informing the public about the important change to HPV primary testing in the cervical screening programme.
I am passionate about the need to raise awareness of the importance of screening as well as tackling misinformation around HPV so that more women feel comfortable and able to attend their tests and so we can get closer to making cervical cancer a thing of the past.
I would be grateful if you could show your support for Cervical Cancer Prevention Week with your local newspapers, on your website or on social media by tweeting the following:
Thank you for your support.
Yours sincerely,
YOUR NAME
Email your MSP
Dear NAME OF MSP
I live in your constituency at (INSERT ADDRESS). I support Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, the UK’s leading cervical cancer charity and I would be grateful if you could show your support for them by attending their Cervical Cancer Prevention Week Parliamentary drop-in event on Thursday 23rd January in the Clerk Maxwell Room (Committee Room 4) from 1pm-3pm. This event has kindly been sponsored by Monica Lennon MSP.
This year, they will be launching a campaign that will focus on raising awareness of, and tackling myths around, HPV as well as informing the public about the important change to HPV primary testing in the cervical screening programme.
I am passionate about the need to raise awareness of the importance of screening as well as tackling misinformation around HPV so that more women feel comfortable and able to attend their tests and so we can get closer to making cervical cancer a thing of the past.
I would be grateful if you could show your support for Cervical Cancer Prevention Week with your local newspapers, on your website or on social media by tweeting the following:
Thank you for your support.
Yours sincerely,
YOUR NAME
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