We speak to young people about why chest checking is important. From festivals to university campuses, TikTok to shower cubicles – we’re there to raise awareness of breast cancer.
It’s why we’re showing up where young people are – on socials, at festivals, in schools… You name it, we’re probably there (or planning to be).
We want to ensure all breast cancers in young people are diagnosed early and accurately.
you to check your chest regularly from a young age.
you on the signs and symptoms of breast cancer.
you to seek advice from your GP if you are concerned.
We take our message into schools to encourage healthy behaviours from a young age. From lesson plans to support modules, posters to school visits, we equip teachers and educators with the tools they need to talk about breast cancer awareness.
With the help of our student ambassadors, our message reaches campuses and Students’ Unions up and down the UK. Find out more about getting involved from your university by clicking below.
Our volunteers give their time to share their personal experience with breast cancer with the nation. Using their story to inspire others to get to know their bodies, they visit workplaces, schools, youth groups and more. Find out more by clicking below.
We know healthcare professionals, particularly GPs and nurses, play an important role in diagnosing breast cancer early, which is why we are here to support them to promoting our message. From webinars to resources, click below to find out more about our work in healthcare.
We’re lucky enough to partner with some awesome brands and business who work with us to engage their communities and empower them to become chest checking champions. Find out more about our partners by clicking below.
We like to think we’re pretty good at coming up with ways to get the nation talking about (and checking) their chests. We create impactful awareness campaigns that encourage and empower young people to know their bodies. Find out more below.
"I thought of every possible reason that I could clutch at to avoid getting it checked, but then I remembered seeing a CoppaFeel! post that said “Knowing your boobs could save your life." If in doubt, get it checked out”.
We want everyone to have the best possible chance of surviving breast cancer. Ideally we want to live in a world where all breast cancers are diagnosed at the earliest stage possible, at which treatments are more effective and survival rates are higher. Our work allows us to reach more young people across the UK and encourage them to get to know their bodies.
We like to think we’re pretty good at coming up with ways to get the nation talking about (and checking) their chests. Here are some of our highlights.
Real stories
Check your chest
Get a reminder
e-learning
Resources
Breast cancer information
Fundraise
Volunteer
Our impact