Yesterday, we held a training session for a fantastic group of people who are volunteering to work as Bowel Cancer Screening Programme (BCSP) Champions. We were delighted by the number and quality of individuals who attended and we look forward to working with them at a series of events across Read more…
Our Bowel Cancer Screening Programme are seeking new volunteers to help them continue their life-saving work across our communities. Interested? We’re hosting a free training session for people who would like to get involved next Monday, 17th March, from 10am to 1.30pm. Want to know more? Get in touch.
Today (Tuesday 4th February) is World Cancer Day, with a focus on a call for people-centred cancer care. At Community CVS, we are justly proud of our Bowel Cancer Screening Programme (BCSP) Health Promotion Team, who are doing life-saving work stressing the importance of Bowel Cancer Screening among people aged Read more…
We are recruiting volunteers to help promote and raise awareness around the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme within Lancashire and South Cumbria. The role will involve helping transport our giant inflatable bowel to various locations throughout the area, engaging with members of the public and raising awareness around the topic and Read more…
We are recruiting volunteers to help promote and raise awareness around the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme within Lancashire and South Cumbria. The role will involve helping transport our giant inflatable bowel to various locations throughout the area, engaging with members of the public and raising awareness around the topic and Read more…
Andrea from our Bowel Cancer Screening Programme Health Promotion Team attended a couple of health promotion events on Saturday. The first was a Christmas Fair at the United Reformed Church in Chorley from 11am to 2pm, where Andrea met Santa (she had a stall in the model railway room which Read more…
The BCSP team had some productive discussions at their annual Away Day earlier this week. They do fantastic, often life-saving work promoting bowel cancer screening. Bowel Cancer Screening is available to everyone aged between 50 and 74 and takes the form of a testing kit which arrives through the post. Read more…
Bowel cancer screening saves lives. When it’s discovered early, bowel cancer can be treated. Here’s Calum Reid from Preston talking about his experiences. Many thanks to Calum for sharing his story. Bowel Cancer Screening is available to everyone aged between 50 and 74 and takes the form of a testing Read more…
Shahida Hanif and Saima Zeb from the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme teamed up with the Friends of Oswald Medical Centre to put on another successful event at Oswald Medical Centre in Accrington, in the form of a spooky “Poo & Flu” Clinic took place on Saturday 19th October. Shahida and Read more…
Bowel cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer – but, with early detection, it can be cured. The Bowel Cancer Screening Programme is a keystone in making sure bowel cancer and pre-cancerous anomalies are found early and treated. Here is Dr. Sakthi Karunanithi, the Director of Public Read more…