Bringing breast cancer prevention to your workplace or community
We may not be able allowed to deliver our breast cancer prevention talks in person at your workplace but we can offer a virtual event instead. We have embraced technology and have been running our talks via Zoom and Teams.
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 will givepractical tips for reducing people’s risk.
The Government’s Prevention is Better Than Cure paperencourages employers to promote healthy lifestyles. Many businesses are already taking action on the issue of health and wellbeing in the workplace and, as a result, are benefiting from higher staff morale and lower rates of sickness. Ultimately, a healthy workforce can often mean a more productive one.
What’s included in the Talks?
An hour long talk on breast cancer prevention, including time for questions and discussion
The latest statistics on breast cancer
What breast cancer is and what causes it
The link between oestrogen and breast cancer
The environmental and chemical causes of the disease, including the impact of everyday products and plastics
Information on lifestyle risk factors
How you can reduce your susceptibility
Tips on how making simple changes in your life can reduce your risk of breast cancer and those around you
How to reduce the chemical burden on your body
The workplace is an important setting to encourage prevention as there are many lifestyle tips that can be incorporated into the working day, very often enhancing your organisation’s health and wellbeing message as a whole.
If you’re interested in having one of our virtual Breast Cancer Prevention talks for your workforce and wish to register your interest, please complete our book a talk form here .
A donation of £25 can go toward IT support which helps us deliver live webinars on the risk factors associated with breast cancer and practical tips that help people reduce their risk
Your donation of £100 can help train one of our PhD students, who work on vital research which aims to understand the causes of breast cancer and identify risk factors.
