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Our CEO, Thalie Martini, offers online talks (we can also offer in-person talks, if required).
Talks can be arranged at a mutual time to suit you throughout the day and are suitable for delivery during a lunch and learn session. These talks will provide a background to breast cancer and give practical tips for reducing people’s risk.
We want to highlight that we are a breast cancer prevention charity, and our work focuses on breast cancer prevention. We provide education and support to empower people to take preventative action to reduce their risk of developing breast cancer. You can find out more about our prevention work here.
The Government’s Prevention is better than cure paper encourages employers to promote healthy lifestyles. Many businesses are already taking action on the issue of health and well-being in the workplace. As a result, they benefit from higher staff morale and lower sickness rates. Ultimately, a healthy workforce can often mean a more productive one.
The workplace is an important setting to encourage prevention as many lifestyle tips can be incorporated into the working day, very often enhancing your organisation’s health and well-being message as a whole.
Please be aware that our volunteering programme had to be scaled down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so we may be unable to offer in-person support at all events; however, your support could help us reinstate this.
Thank you for your assistance and again for your interest in Breast Cancer UK. We look forward to hearing from you. Please see our T&Cs below.
These terms and conditions apply to all bookings for face-to-face or online BCUK talks, made by you (the organisation) with Breast Cancer UK (BCUK).
Talk fees
Booking process
Cancellation policy
Now more than ever, we need your help. Together we can help lower people’s risk of developing breast cancer. If you’ve found the information on our website helpful, then please consider making a donation today. Thank you.
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