We will be posting good news messages on our Cancer SMART Digital Champions Facebook page and on Instagram.
We would like you to sign up as a Digital Champion and share these messages with your networks so we can reach out to more people to help prevent cancer and diagnose more cancers earlier.
We want to include your voice in the fight against cancer.
Join our
Cancer SMART
Digital Champions
Facebook page
Role Description
What: we will share posts with you and ask you to share them with family and friends on social media
When: whenever you have a spare moment in your week to share our posts
Where: wherever you work best – at home, out and about – on your phone, tablet or computer
Who: we are looking for:
• Someone who wants to learn about and share cancer information
• Someone who uses social media regularly
• Someone who is 18 and over
What you will gain: an opportunity to use your skills for a worthwhile cause, an opportunity to access further training on cancer awareness.
What difference will you make: an opportunity to make a real and significant difference to a small patient-led cancer charity and partners delivering the Cancer SMART message.
By helping to spread positive health messages to your friends and followers you will raise awareness of the early signs and symptoms of cancer, and potentially help to save lives.
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