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Take on a new challenge for 30 days and raise money for mouth cancer awareness. Read more
Take on a challenge for Mouth Cancer Action Month and raise vital funds to help raise awareness of mouth cancer. Read more
Take on a challenge and raise vital funds to help raise awareness of the benefits of good oral health. Read more
Mouth cancer impact Sinead's in a number of ways, but they weren't all bad. Read her inspiring story below. Read more
Sarah's father, Richard, was diagnosed with stage four cancer on the floor of his mouth in 2016. Mouth cancer robbed him of his independence and ultimately his life. Now Sarah is bravely sharing his story. Read more
Sarah Davies from Coventry endured a long process to get her mouth cancer diagnosed. She is now cancer free but has been left with 'lockjaw' following treatment. Read more
Kevin Parnham from Risley in Derby was diagnosed with tongue cancer in 2018. Despite this, he hasn't it let mouth cancer get in the way of his life. Read more
Want to help us raise awareness of mouth cancer this November? You can bag your FREE Blue-Ribbon badge and download the campaign digital toolkit packed full of information by signing up here. Read more
Carole, from Dorset, hopes that by sharing her story she can encourage people to take mouth cancer more seriously. Read more
The story of an avid runner who is using her shock diagnosis to raise awareness of mouth cancer. Read more
Are you planning a big celebration, such as a wedding, birthday or anniversary? Rather than asking for presents, why not invite family and friends to donate to Mouth Cancer Action? Read more
Payroll Giving is a great way to donate to us. It gives us a reliable source of income to help us plan for a future where Admiral Nurses are available to everyone who needs them. Read more
Psychotherapist Paul was on holiday with his wife in Las Vegas and woke up with blood in his mouth. He decided to get checked out by his dentist, who immediately knew something was seriously wrong. Read more
The Blue Ribbon Appeal continues to play a key role in directly engaging people with the issues surrounding mouth cancer. Wear your blue ribbon with pride and help make a difference today. Read more
This Blue Wednesday join us in spreading awareness of mouth cancer. Read more
Have you always got some coppers or other loose change in your pocket, then why not throw whatever is left in your pocket at the end of the day into a pot. Read more
A great one for anybody looking to give up something. Whether it be smoking, sugar, alcohol or coffee get people to support you in your endeavour and raise money while you’re at it. Read more
A sponsored swim, run or cycle never fails to capture the imagination of everyone around you which spurs you on to do as well as you can. You can do this as part of a group too to get everyone involved. Read more
Mud runs have become an extremely popular alternative to the traditional marathon. They are a great day out for friends and you will be sure to have lots of good stories to tell by the end of it. Read more
If so then why not do something a little out of the ordinary. A sponsored skydive, abseil or anything else that comes to mind is a great way of raising funds. Read more
"My mum was diagnosed with mouth cancer which took my family by surprise. Because of this I wanted to do my bit to raise awareness of mouth cancer and how it can affect anyone." Read more
Christina walked 500 miles for smiles, linking up with many of the dental profession along the way. It was something big to raise awareness of Mouth Cancer and HPV, to encourage the profession and the public to become more informed. Knowledge is a great gift but, with low stats on access to dental care, so many are unaware of the risks of mouth cancer and the benefits of a healthy mouth. Read more
As an oral health care company, TePe shares the educational and oral health promotional goals of the Oral Health Foundation and so naturally support the impartial efforts of the charity to educate the public on all oral health care. Read more
"The inspiration for the skydive was mainly to help overcome my fear of heights and to see what I’m capable of. It turns out, I’m far more capable than I first thought and it has spurred me on to keep challenging myself and venturing outside of my comfort zone." Read more
"My school friend Charlie Rees was diagnosed with mouth cancer late in 2016, she put a short video message out on Facebook saying she needed support from her friends to help her fight and help her through. I got in touch and said, “I’m right behind you girly, but tell me what can I do?” Read more
Our Supporters allow us to provide education and support to some of the most vulnerable groups in areas of deprivation. Help us tackle inequalities by becoming a Supporter today. Read more
By leaving a gift to the Oral Health Foundation in your will, you can help us be there for people struggling with poor oral health, making a positive impact for generations to come. Read more
By becoming one of our Mouth Cancer Campaign Ambassadors you can support us by sharing your stories, communicating important information, raising donations and influencing policy. Read more
Fundraising for Mouth Cancer Action Month is so easy. It doesn't have to take loads of time and money, just the passion to make a difference. Read more
If you are looking for more reasons to support our Mouth Cancer Action Appeal, then listen to a few people who already have and why they decided to. Read more
Mouth cancer can have a dramatic impact on many areas of your life. It affects people physically, psychologically and emotionally. Find out about the challenges people face. Read more
There are many amazing mouth cancer support groups across the UK. Read more
Oral Health Foundation is proud to work in partnership with businesses to raise awareness of mouth cancer. Read more
Our new report looking into the state of mouth cancer in the United Kingdom. Includes the very latest statistics, research into awareness of the disease and future challenges and recommendations. Read more
We don’t know what causes most mouth cancers. However, there are several factors that are likely to increase your risk. Read more
Mouth Cancer Action Month is a charity campaign organised by the Oral Health Foundation. Taking place throughout November, the campaign raises awareness of mouth cancer and shares the important message of being mouthaware. Read more
How much do you know about the signs and symptoms of mouth cancer? By being Mouthaware you can make a difference in the fight against mouth cancer. Read more
If you would like to become a Mouth Cancer Action fundraiser but aren't sure what to do, click here for some inspiration! Read more
Set up a fundraising page for Mouth Cancer Action Month. Then invite your friends, family and colleagues to get involved and support you. Creating a fundraising page is really simple! Read more
We would like to say a huge thank you for considering to fundraise for us. Mouth Cancer Action Month simply wouldn't be possible without your support and there are so many ways that you can get into the spirit of the campaign. Read more
Stephanie's story should serve as a reminder that mouth cancer can sadly affect all of us. Even if you don't fall into any of the risk factors, you should still be aware of the warning signs. Read more
"Age is just a number, I’m 23 a non-smoker and don’t drink yet I still got the mouth cancer, it only takes 45 seconds to check your mouth, DO IT!! I was only 23, I should be hearing about my son’s day at nursery, not cancer." Read more
Ali Campbell from Dorset, found an ulcer in her mouth at the start of 2017. When it turned out that it was mouth cancer she embarked on an incredible journey which has so far taken many twists and turns. Read more
On Boxing Day, Rachel Parsons first noticed a lump in her mouth. Having heard of mouth cancer and the symptoms, she knew she needed to get checked out. Read more
Victor was diagnosed with mouth cancer on 23 December. A smoker and drinker, Victor was shocked to discover that cancer was also linked to the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). Read more
The fight against mouth cancer is a hard and difficult task but with his family and friends by his side every step of the way David Shakesby was determined to emulate his sci-fi idols and battle it bravely. Read more
As a PhD student researching cancer, Christine had heard time and time again the latest cancer statistics. In her own words, Christine gives us her own unique perspective – patient and researcher. Read more
Amanda from Bolton was diagnosed with mouth cancer when she was just 34. Here, in her own words, is her powerful and heart-breaking story of her experience with being diagnosed and undergoing treatment and why she feels it is best to see your dentist if you are concerned about anything. Read more
Sally Bragg has a very different perception of life after being diagnosed with cancer of the cheek 20 years ago. At the time, Sally had never heard of mouth cancer. Read more
In 2006, Gordon knew something wasn’t quite right in his mouth, yet he couldn’t quite put his finger on what it was. Fortunately for him, during a routine check up, his dentist could. Read more
Use these free downloads to deliver the displays, events and activities, and raise awareness of mouth cancer. Read more