Lymphoma Talks
Talks that spark conversation and save lives.
When I was diagnosed with lymphoma in my 20s, I’d already been told I was too young for it to be anything serious. I didn’t know enough about lymphoma to push back. Our talks are here so other young people do.
Lymphoma is the most common cancer in teenagers and young people, but not enough people know the signs. Knowing what to look for, and feeling confident to speak up, could make all the difference.We’ll come to your school, university, workplace or community group, anywhere people are ready to listen and learn. Talks can be delivered in person or online, and tailored to suit your audience and setting.
What’s in a talk?
Delivered by our passionate LOL ambassadors, each talk lasts around 30 minutes, with time for Q&A if you’d like it. Every session combines powerful personal stories with vital education on spotting lymphoma early. Our talks aim to:
- raise awareness of lymphoma and its most common signs and symptoms
- share lived experiences from people diagnosed with lymphoma
- encourage open, stigma-free conversations about cancer
- empower people to act if something doesn’t feel right
Can’t fit in a talk?
There are other ways we can help you get the message out.
Information stall: we can run a stall at your freshers’ fair, wellbeing day, health week or community event, with our team on hand to chat about the signs and symptoms of lymphoma and answer any questions.
Information materials: we can send you leaflets, reminder cards, stickers, badges and drink mats to share with your students, staff or members. They also work well alongside a talk or stall.
Fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch to confirm details and availability. We recommend giving at least four weeks’ notice for talks and stalls.
