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Thank you for your interest in TellEveryWoman. TellEveryWoman aims to create a conversation about Pap tests and believes there is a greater chance for women to understand the importance of Pap tests for the prevention of cervical cancer if the message comes from someone they trust and care about. Below are some ideas to help you TellEveryWoman. If you are secondary school educator please contact Lesley Dyck for more resources.

For support and resources contact:
   Lesley Dyck, Recruitment & Health Promotion Specialist
   Phone: 788-8627 or toll free 1-866-616-8805
   Email: lesley.dyck@cancercare.mb.ca

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TellEveryWoman 101

• EDUCATE yourself about HPV and the importance of regular Pap tests by visiting TellEveryWoman.ca
• GET a Pap test every two years.

TellEveryWoman in your Community

• TELL the women in your life about the importance of Pap tests.
• POST TellEveryWoman posters in your community.
• ORDER CervixCheck bookmarks and distribute in your community’s mailboxes.
• BRAINSTORM about how to reduce the stigma of HPV and act on your ideas.
• RECRUIT a group of women and host a presentation using the Reduce Your Risk video and toolkit.
• ORDER a CancerCare Manitoba Screening Display and accompanying resources and set it up at your workplace, in the front foyer, or at a health fair.

TellEveryWoman Online

• JOIN the CervixCheck Facebook page
• TWEET on Twitter or POST on Facebook. Here are some ideas:
  • When was your last Pap test? Call 788-8626 to find out. TellEveryWoman.ca
  • Most women diagnosed with cervical cancer have never had a Pap test, or have not had one in more than 5 years. TellEveryWoman.ca
  • Most cervical cancers can be prevented if women have regular Pap tests with follow-up for abnormal changes. TellEveryWoman.ca
  • Not sure where to go for a Pap test? See your doctor or nurse or visit TellEveryWoman.ca to find a Pap test clinic near you.
  • Cervical cancer is caused by a common STI called HPV. HPV is transmitted through sex and intimate genital touching. TellEveryWoman.ca
  • Check it out! TellEveryWoman.ca
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TellEveryWoman Everywhere

• CONTACT your local radio stations and ask them to play the following PSA (public service announcement).To request a copy of the ad please contact Lesley Dyck and include your name, role and radio station for which you plan to submit the ad.

• CONTACT your local television station and ask them to play the attached PSA on HPV and cervical cancer. To request a copy of the ad please contact Lesley Dyck and include your name, role and tv station for which you plan to submit the ad.
  
  
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• CONTACT your local newspaper and ask them to place one of the following ads in their newspaper. To request a copy of the ads please contact Lesley Dyck . Please specify which ad you would prefer and in which newspaper you plan to submit the ad.

TEW - Generic Ad - Aboriginal Women

TEW - Generic Ad - Mom & Daughter