Back our call for a national breast screening awareness campaign

To NHS England and Wes Streeting MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

We call on you to run a national breast screening awareness campaign that:

Promotes the importance and availability of breast screening
Targets messaging in areas and towards communities that are less likely to engage with services
Reminds women that it’s never too late to take up their screening offer

55,468 people have backed our call. Will you join them and help us reach 60,000?

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Screening finds most breast cancers early, when survival is almost 100%. That means if more women attend screening, we can save more lives from breast cancer.

But the NHS target for how many women should be screened for breast cancer has just been missed for the fourth year in a row.

If we want to save more lives from breast cancer – things urgently need to change.

That’s why we’re calling on the government and NHS England to run a national breast screening awareness campaign, targeted at those who need it most.

A national awareness campaign would help encourage women to attend their appointment when invited. Making sure they understand the importance of breast screening and busting some of the myths that put people off going.

Back our call and tell the government and NHS England to run a breast screening awareness campaign.

Your support could help get more women screened. That means more lives saved from breast cancer.