For World Cancer Day last week, the Arrowe Park Macmillan Information Centre participated in the upside down photo challenge. The challenge represented how cancer can turn people's lives upside down. Here are some of our favourite pictures from our local cancer support teams!

Today on World Cancer Day. Let's come together to take action against cancer. Share your story, support those affected, and advocate for people-centred care. Your voice can inspire change! #WorldCancerDay #UnitedByUnique #WorldCancerDay2019 https://t.co/7Bk6H4h20W

Cancer can turn lives upside down! For World Cancer Day, we are challenging people across the world to share videos or photos of themselves upside down, along with their unique story about how cancer has affected them. https://t.co/05Atef0kc0

World cancer day is quickly approaching! This February 4th the theme is "United By Unique" focusing on "What changes are needed to achieve people centred care?" You can share your story at https://t.co/ozxrdIYBDK

Don't fear the smear! There are lots of things you can do to make your cervical screening more comfortable, from taking a friend, to listening to music. Check out the Eve appeal website for more top tips, and information about cervical screenings! https://t.co/aMIUekyO5i

What are your New Year's resolutions for 2026? Why not make a healthy change from from our list below? Being more active, eating lots of fibre, and reducing salt intake are all proven ways to reduce your risk of cancer. Why not make a change for a healthier 2026! @WUTHnhs

Wishing patients, staff, and visitors all the best for the year 2026! 💚 @WUTHnhs @PatientWuth @WUTHstaff

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, but sending special love to our patients, carers, and staff. We know today may be difficult, but our Macmillan national support line is here to help today from 8am to 8pm. Call on 0808 808 00 00.

The festive period can be a difficult time if you're bereaved, living with cancer, or supporting a loved one. However, you're not alone. This Christmas call the National Macmillan Support Line on 0808 808 00 00.

💚MCISS have just released our winter Newsletter! Click on the link below to view!💚 https://t.co/W1KEvsPMyl

🫁Do you know the signs and symptoms of lung cancer? If you are experiencing any of symptoms in the picture below please see your GP. 🫁 @WUTHnhs @WUTHstaff

🫁Did you hear about the Cheshire and Merseyside lung cancer screening service? Lung health checks are available for those between 55 to 74 who have smoked in the past, or still smoke. Watch the video below to learn more about how to attend.🫁 https://t.co/KrgZdK5omg @WUTHnhs

Nellie and Phil were two perfect strangers who shared one crucial thing in common. They both have had breast cancer. Watch the video below to hear them discuss their unique experiences and discuss some of the common misconceptions around breast cancer. https://t.co/N7A8zlDkUr

This October is breast cancer awareness month see the picture below for the signs and symptoms to look out for. Also check out the link for a video on how to check your breasts. https://t.co/n3NmNKihB7 @WUTHnhs @WUTHstaff

Macmillan Cancer Support is happy to highlight Blood Cancer Awareness Month with our dedicated and amazing Haematology Nurse Specialists and Pharmacist here at WUTH. Also highlighting the very generous and tireless charity work of Elaine of the Merseyside Against Blood Cancers

Today, Macmillan Cancer Support, from Arrowe Park Hospital, attended a Health Awareness Event at the Wirral Multicultural Organisation (WMO) in Birkenhead. Here we helped raise awareness of cancer and its early detection. Our WMO were great hosts and we learnt from each other.

Today is world lymphoma day, see the signs and symptoms below. Lymphoma action is a great resource of information and support for people affected by Lymphoma. Support is also available on the ground floor of Arrowe park at the Macmillan information centre. https://t.co/MVKmYOz3zy

Did you know that blood cancer including Lymphoma, Myeloma, and Leukaemia are the 5th most common type of cancer in the UK? This blood cancer awareness month make sure you and loved ones are aware of the signs & symptoms as shown in the video below. https://t.co/l7nssIVY2R

We can't resist sharing this wonderful video from Macmillan Cancer Support and the University Hospitals of Northamptonshire. Born to perform "Can you Feel it" a guide to checking your balls for testicular cancer awareness. @WUTHnhs @WUTHstaff https://t.co/H93wflg1Bb

Today is world head and neck cancer awareness day. Here are some of the signs and symptoms to look out for. You can also download a supporting head and neck cancer guide from the Mouth cancer foundation link below https://t.co/YX6CZNZsEU