RAISING AWARENESS IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS SAVING LIVES

In our recent Lady Garden Foundation Survey we discovered that ONLY 1%* of the UK population can name the five gynaecological cancers.

This incredibly low level of awareness is the first hurdle that we must tackle in order to progress our mission of improving the devastating outcomes of these silent killer cancers.

*2026 Lady Garden Foundation Survey conducted by YouGov PLC.

This year saw the Lady Garden Foundation unveil a major Show Garden on the Main Avenue at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026. 

And…we won GOLD and BEST IN SHOW FOR CONSTRUCTION!

It was a truly incredible week. Thousands of visitors joined us, helping to put gynaecological cancers firmly in the national spotlight, along with the work we do to improve outcomes for those affected.

Lady Garden Foundation's 'Silent No More' Garden RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026

Vulval Blooms 

We encouraged people across London to love and care for their lady gardens through our vulval blooms billboards which directed people to our vulval care guides.

DOWNLOAD the lady garden care guide

'Encourage your team to screen' 

For Cervical Screening Awareness Week 2025, we took to the City to encourage women to advocate for themselves (and their cervixes) in the workplace! We believe every organisation has a duty of care to support staff in attending cervical screenings. These critical appointments are essential for employee health, well-being, and overall workplace performance.

DOWNLOAD the employee advocacy guide

For Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month 2025, we took to social media as part of our 'TikTok for Good' campaign. To help de-stigmatise conversations around gynae health we decided to break the ice...by getting grannies to say 'fanny'. We know how far a bit of humour can go to make people more comfortable with taboo subjects.

Get your Granny to say Fanny

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Lady Garden Presence

We are always looking for Lady Garden to have a presence at keynote events throughout the year. From conferences to festivals, we believe that it is never a bad time to have a conversation about women's health and raise awareness of the five gynaecological cancers!

Help us to create our future campaigns to raise awareness of the charity and its missions.