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Volunteering
We're looking for compassionate, non-judgemental volunteers to support women and families, campaign for change, and help empower young women to advocate for their own health. Click here to learn more.
Fundraising
Every pound raised helps us reach more people, fund private screening for those who need it, and strengthen our voice in the fight against cervical cancer. Get involved — it can be great fun too! Click here to learn more.
Sponsoring
Your sponsorship directly supports our mission to educate young women, fund access to private screening, and campaign. Together we can make a real difference. Click here to learn more.
Volunteering
We are always on the lookout for volunteers who are a compassionate and non-judgemental and that can act as a point of contact within our organisation for women or families when they need assistance to get the correct advice or need signposting to the appropriate services.
Our volunteers also campaign to support The Faye Knowles Chapman Foundation in getting health care professionals to listen to their cause and take seriously the concerns of younger patients, they also campaign to get medical professionals to consider lowering the cervical screening age.
Finally our volunteers act as ambassadors for our Foundation, helping us promote awareness, act with empathy and empower women to advocate for themselves and their health.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer for the Faye Knowles Chapman Foundation, we would love to hear from you! Please fill out the form below and someone will be in touch!
Did you know
According to the World Health Organisation, Cervical cancer is the 4th most common cancer in women worldwide, with around 660,000 new cases diagnosed in 2022.
Fundraising
Fundraising is a vital part of how we raise awareness, support our community, and continue campaigning for change. Every pound raised helps us reach more people, offer practical support, and strengthen our voice in the fight against cervical cancer.
Fundraising is incredibly rewarding — it brings people together, creates opportunities to make a real difference, and, most importantly, it can be great fun.
There are countless ways to get involved. Here are just a few ideas to inspire you:
- Hosting a bake sale
- Taking part in a sponsored walk, run, or cycle
- Collecting donations at local community or sporting events
- Organising your own event and donating the proceeds
The Faye Knowles‑Chapman Foundation also runs a variety of fundraising events throughout the year, and we always welcome new faces. Keep an eye on our socials for upcoming opportunities to take part.
If you’d like to support the foundation through your own fundraising activity, please contact info@fkcfoundation.co.uk. We can provide sponsorship forms, posters, and flyers to help you get started.
To all our fundraisers — thank you. Your enthusiasm, time, and generosity make an enormous difference, and we are truly grateful for everything you do to support our cause.
Did you know
According to the Cancer Research UK, there are around 880 cervical cancer deaths in the UK every year, that is more than 2 every day!
Sponsor or Donate
Why your donations matter
Just like most other Foundations we heavily rely on the generous donations that are made to us as these are used to directly support young women who otherwise might struggle to access the advice and services.
Aswell as this they also help with the below –
- Help cover the cost of private cervical screening for those under 25 with genuine concerns
- Create and distribute educational materials to raise awareness about cervical health
- Support outreach campaigns that empower young women to speak up and seek help
- Contribute to advocacy efforts aimed at lowering the screening age and improving access
By donating to our Foundation, you are helping ensure that no young woman feel alone or ignored when it comes to their health. Your donations can provide reassurance, access to early support and potentially life saving screening for those who need it.
Every donation, no matter the size, helps the Foundation continue its mission to educate, support, and advocate for change.
Did you know
According to the World Health Organisation, In 2022, approximately 350,000 women died from cervical cancer.