Campaign resources - cervical cancer

These two cervical screening posters are available for customisation, print out and display in waiting areas of your GP surgery. As well as downloading a PDF of each of the two posters, we also include a PDF guide which shows you how to personalise your poster by selecting from the drop down arrows available, and completing your practise or PCN details. Download poster version one Download poster version two Download guide to personalising your poster

Cervical Screening Awareness Week takes place from 19 to 20 June 2025 and is an opportunity to encourage women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 64 to come forward for their cervical screening as well as to share information and resources to help people make informed decisions about screening and tackle some of the barriers stopping people from being screened. This toolkit has been created by NHS England North West to help NHS, local authority and partner organisations communicate key messages during Cervical Screening Awareness Week and covers: - NHS England’s ambition to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040 [...]

This national campaign aims to get everyone who is eligible for cervical screening to attend an appointment. Key messages are around encouraging people to respond to the letter they get asking them to book an appointment or to book an appointment if they missed their screening. Download the campaign pack.  

OUTpatients is the UK’s only LGBTIQ+ cancer charity and proudly led by and for LGBTIQ+ people affected by cancer, and work hard to support and advocate for our community. Organisations can support the ‘Cervical Cancer – Remove the Doubt’ campaign on social media. Download the social media assets and copy. Photos below are for illustration only. Copy Photo Alt text Let’s #RemoveTheDoubt and ensure everyone feels included and empowered when it comes to #cervicalscreening Learn more http://removethedoubt.co.uk #LTTcancer #LGBTIQHealth #GMCervicalScreening An NHS and OUTPatients cancer charity social media image featuring a person seated casually with crossed arms, wearing a [...]