Most gynae cancers are far more treatable when they are caught early, and the people best placed to catch them early are those who know their own bodies and feel able to talk about them. Our education programme exists to build that knowledge and confidence early, and to help people carry it for the rest of their lives.

We work with schools, sixth forms, universities and workplaces across the UK. We reach young people before their health habits are set, and we give the adults around them the facts to have the right conversations at the right time.

The gap is real. 78% of women aged 18 to 44 cannot name the signs and symptoms of the five gynae cancers, a quarter leave school without their HPV vaccine, and a third of eligible women miss cervical screening when they are invited.