Awareness Resources

Our free awareness resources are designed to help start life-saving conversations about testicular, ovarian and germ cell cancers. Whether you're raising awareness in a workplace, school, university, healthcare setting or local community, we're here to help.

Workplace Resources

Help your colleagues recognise the signs and symptoms of testicular, ovarian and germ cell cancers by displaying awareness materials where they'll be seen.

  • Posters
  • Leaflets
  • Toilet stickers
  • Digital screens
  • Staff wellbeing resources
Request Workplace Resources

Education Resources

Support life-saving awareness in schools, colleges and universities with resources designed for young people and educational settings.

  • Posters
  • Student materials
  • Awareness campaigns
  • Freshers' resources
  • Classroom materials
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Community Resources

Whether you're supporting a local event, sports club, gym or community group, our resources can help you start important conversations.

  • Event materials
  • Awareness stands
  • Community posters
  • Leaflets
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Healthcare Resources

Help raise awareness within GP surgeries, hospitals, pharmacies and healthcare settings using professionally designed awareness materials.

  • Waiting room posters
  • Information leaflets
  • Awareness campaigns
  • Digital display assets
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Digital Resources

Looking to raise awareness online? Download digital assets to share across your website, social media channels or internal communications.

Ovarian cancer symptoms infographic

Symptom Awareness Infographic

Visual infographic of the four key ovarian cancer symptoms: bloating, pelvic pain, urinary changes, feeling full quickly

Infographic Ovarian
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Request Resources

Tell us what you need and where to send it — all resources are free, including delivery.

Quantities, event dates, or anything specific you need.

We only use your details to fulfil your request and will never share them. Delivery is free and usually takes about a week.

Frequently Asked Questions

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If you need something specific or would like advice on the best resources for your organisation or event, we'd be happy to help.

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