Could It Be Cancer? Signs, Symptoms, and Early Detection
An Informative Health Event You Won’t Want to Miss!
Health is something we often take for granted—until something feels off. But how do we know when a symptom is something minor or when it could be an early warning sign of something more serious, like cancer? That’s exactly what we’ll be discussing at our upcoming community health event, Could It Be Cancer?
Join us on Sunday, 2nd March 2025, from 11am to 3pm at Love Assembly, Steble Street, L8 6QH, Liverpool, for an engaging and educational session focused on understanding the signs and symptoms of cancer, early detection, and where to seek help.
What to Expect
We’re bringing together a panel of experienced Health Practitioners and counsellors to discuss key warning signs, debunk myths, and answer your pressing questions. This is a safe space to gain knowledge, share concerns, and empower yourself with practical health information.
To keep things interactive, we’ll also have a health quiz to make learning more engaging and fun.
Beyond the Talk
Our event isn’t just about the discussion. After the talk, you’ll have the opportunity to:
✅ Speak one-on-one with health professionals for general advice
✅ Have your blood pressure checked
✅ Get signposted to GPs and doctors for further consultation if needed
Why You Should Attend
Cancer is often more treatable when detected early. Understanding your body and recognising potential warning signs could make all the difference. Whether you have concerns, want to support a loved one, or simply wish to educate yourself, this event is for you.
Mark your calendar, invite a friend, and take a step towards better health awareness. See you there!
Event Details at a Glance:
📅 Date: Sunday, 6th April 2025
🕚 Time: 11am – 3pm
📍 Venue: Love Assembly, Steble Street, L8 6QH, Liverpool
For more details, feel free to reach out. Let’s take control of our health together!
Supported by The Liverpool Ark Discovery Centre
We are proud to have The Liverpool Ark Discovery Centre, a Community Interest Company (CIC), supporting and promoting this programme. Their commitment to community health and education aligns perfectly with our mission to spread awareness and encourage early detection.
