Building Healthier Communities Through Awareness & Prevention
The first event of United in Prevention is a community awareness campaign focused on educating people about prostate cancer, bladder cancer, and breast cancer. The campaign aims to encourage early detection, promote healthier lifestyles, and provide important health information that can help save lives.
This event welcomes both men and women and creates a supportive environment where attendees can learn more about cancer prevention, symptoms, screening, and the importance of regular health checks.
The campaign is open to adults of all backgrounds and communities who want to increase their understanding of cancer awareness and prevention.
Event Details
Date
16 August 2025
Venue
Baptist Church Hall – Main Room
Welbeck Street South
Ashton-under-Lyne
OL6 7TL
Audience
Men & Women
About the Awareness Campaign
United in Prevention is committed to improving community health through education and awareness. Many cancers can be treated more successfully when detected early, which is why awareness campaigns play an important role in encouraging people to seek medical advice and attend regular screenings.
This event will focus on:
- Prostate cancer awareness
- Bladder cancer awareness
- Breast cancer awareness
- Early signs and symptoms
- Prevention and healthy lifestyles
- Community education and support
- The importance of regular medical check-ups
Understanding Breast Cancer
Breast cancer affects thousands of people every year and early detection remains one of the most effective ways to improve treatment outcomes.
Attendees will learn about:
- Common breast cancer symptoms
- Breast self-examinations
- Mammogram awareness
- Family history and risk factors
- Healthy living and prevention
Both women and men can benefit from understanding breast cancer awareness, as support from families and communities is essential.
Understanding Bladder Cancer
Bladder cancer can affect anyone, and symptoms are often ignored in the early stages. The event aims to educate attendees about the importance of recognising warning signs and seeking medical attention promptly.
Topics include:
- Blood in urine
- Changes in urination habits
- Smoking-related risks
- Prevention and lifestyle choices
- Early diagnosis and treatment awareness
Understanding Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men. Awareness and early testing can help improve outcomes and save lives.
The campaign will discuss:
- Symptoms and warning signs
- PSA testing and medical screening
- Risk factors and age considerations
- Supporting men’s health in the community
- Breaking stigma around men’s health conversations
Women attending the event will also gain valuable information to help support fathers, husbands, brothers, sons, and friends.
Why Community Awareness Matters
Many people delay seeking medical advice because of fear, stigma, or lack of information. Community events like United in Prevention help create open conversations about health and encourage people to take preventive action.
The event promotes:
- Early detection
- Better health education
- Community support
- Healthier lifestyles
- Increased confidence in discussing health concerns
Join the Campaign
United in Prevention believes that informed communities are stronger communities. By attending this awareness campaign, participants will gain valuable knowledge, practical health information, and encouragement to prioritise their wellbeing.
Together, we can raise awareness, support one another, and promote healthier futures for all.
Event Summary
| Event | United in Prevention – Awareness Campaign |
|---|---|
| Date | 16 August 2025 |
| Venue | Baptist Church Hall – Main Room |
| Address | Welbeck Street South, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL6 7TL |
| Audience | Men & Women |
| Topics | Prostate Cancer, Bladder Cancer & Breast Cancer Awareness |
