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Because earlier awareness

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can change outcomes

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About
The Herman Project

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Our Mission

The Herman Project delivers practical prostate cancer awareness training designed to support earlier understanding, earlier conversations, and earlier action.

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Prostate cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting men in the UK, yet awareness of risk factors, symptoms, and when to seek support remains low, particularly in workplaces and communities where routine health engagement is limited and national screening is not offered.

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Our training helps people make sense of risk, recognise early warning signs, and feel confident knowing when and how to act. Our one-part sessions are evidence-informed, accessible, and designed for non-clinical audiences, focusing on awareness and prevention rather than diagnosis. The Herman Project works with councils, employers, and organisations across a range of sectors, with a particular focus on supporting male-dominated industries and shift-based, night, and operational workforces who are often excluded from traditional wellbeing initiatives.

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By delivering clear, practical, and respectful education surround prostate cancer awareness, we aim to support organisations to meet their duty of care, reduce stigma around men’s health, and contribute to better outcomes through awareness, early action, and culture change.

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Prostate Cancer Awareness

One-part Workshop

This session provides a clear, structured overview of prostate cancer and why awareness matters. It is designed to support understanding of risk, early signs, and timely action, whether for yourself or for someone you care about.

Understanding

Susceptibility and Risk

Attendees develop a clear understanding of what prostate cancer is, how common it is, and the factors that can increase risk, including age, family history, ethnicity, and other influences, helping people understand why awareness matters even when there are no obvious symptoms.

Recognising

Early Indicators

Explore why prostate cancer is often diagnosed late, including the silent nature of early symptoms and common misconceptions about risk and investigation. Attention is given to what people should look out for and when concerns are worth acting on.

Encouraging

Early Conversation and Support

Confidence to talk about prostate health is built throughout the session. Attendees are encouraged to feel more comfortable raising concerns, whether with a GP, a partner, family member, or someone they trust and recognise that early conversation supports choice, clarity, and timely support.

Book a Private Session

Spread Awareness in Your Business

Any and everyone is welcome in our sessions but also recognise that employees may prefer private in-business meetings.

Whether it is a morning session, lunch & learn or evening option, we can accommodate private requests for our training.

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