Look And Feel Every Month: A grid showing four different campaign designs each of the four tiles includes a head and shoulders image of a woman holding an eye and a hand board or wearing a hand and eye T-shirt. THe women include two Black women, a Muslim lady in traditional dress and an older white lady with grey hair. Words next to each woman say: Look and Feel every month. Most people survive breast cancer if treated at an early stage. Your GP wants to hear about any changes.

Our Look and Feel Every Month campaign encourages people to be vigilant and report any potential signs of breast cancer to their GP. It features women from the Greater Manchester area.

The campaign is the result of work with five focus groups and aims to particularly talk to women just below breast cancer screening age (40-50) and those just above screening aged (71+) as well as to women from ethnic minorities.

Help raise awareness with your communities:

The resources can be used throughout the year. Please use the hashtag #GMBreastCancer where possible.

Suggested message Image – use all 5 as carousel or individual to suit your audience Alternative text
Look and feel every month.

Most people survive breast cancer
if treated at an early stage.

Your GP wants to hear about
any changes

Visit NHS.uk and search
‘check your breasts’.

https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/how-to-check-your-breasts-or-chest/

#GMBreastCancer #LookAndFeelEveryMonth

A lady with long black hair holds a board featuring an eye and hand symbol while standing in front of Central Library in Manchester
Look and feel every month.

Most people survive breast cancer
if treated at an early stage.

Your GP wants to hear about
any changes

Visit NHS.uk and search
‘check your breasts’.

https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/how-to-check-your-breasts-or-chest/

#GMBreastCancer #LookAndFeelEveryMonth

A Black lady with short black hair smiles while wearing a green T-shirt featuring an eye and hand symbol on the chest area while standing in front of Central Library in Manchester
Look and feel every month.

Most people survive breast cancer
if treated at an early stage.

Your GP wants to hear about
any changes

Visit NHS.uk and search
‘check your breasts’.

https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/how-to-check-your-breasts-or-chest/

#GMBreastCancer #LookAndFeelEveryMonth

An older Black lady with short dark hair wears a yellow T-shirt featuring an eye and hand symbol on the chest area while standing in front of the Imperial War Museum in Trafford.
Look and feel every month.

Most people survive breast cancer
if treated at an early stage.

Your GP wants to hear about
any changes

Visit NHS.uk and search
‘check your breasts’.

https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/how-to-check-your-breasts-or-chest/

#GMBreastCancer #LookAndFeelEveryMonth

An older white lady with short chin length blonde hair wears an orange T-shirt featuring an eye and hand symbol on the chest area while standing in a grassy park area
Look and feel every month.

Most people survive breast cancer
if treated at an early stage.

Your GP wants to hear about
any changes

Visit NHS.uk and search
‘check your breasts’.

https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/how-to-check-your-breasts-or-chest/

#GMBreastCancer #LookAndFeelEveryMonth

A white lady in her 40s with long dark hair and glasses wears a raspberry T-shirt featuring an eye and hand symbol on the chest area while standing in front of a apartment building