Raise awareness of our Love Your Liver campaign with your colleagues

At the British Liver Trust, raising awareness of the preventable causes of liver disease is a huge part of our work. 90% of liver disease can be avoided and our lifestyle choices such as diet, exercise and how often we drink can all affect our liver health.

The health and wellbeing of your staff and colleagues has never been so important.

If your company is holding health and wellbeing days or talks (online or in person), sharing our Love Your Liver campaign would be a great way to raise awareness of liver health. You can invite your colleagues to take our online liver heath screener and we can provide you with advice, support and materials to support you raising awareness within the workplace.

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Types of event

Full screening and scanning event

The British Liver Trust mobile screening unit can visit your workplace to stage a Love Your Liver screening and scanning event.

Participants will be able to take our liver health screener, and be offered a scan check to assess their liver health. Support and information on any potential health issues will be provided. We will organise all the logistical aspects of the day, and attend and run the event.

Please get in touch to discuss your requirements and associated costs, email loveyourliver@britishlivertrust.org.uk

Information awareness events

If you would like to hold a liver health awareness event in your workplace or college, we would love to support you. Get in touch to let us know what you are planning – email us at loveyourliver@britishlivertrust.org.uk to discuss your plans.

We also have a wide range of materials, such as posters, wristbands and tips sheets which you can order to support your event. Order your materials here.

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If you want to support our work, why not set the team a fundraising goal to raise funds and awareness?

For ideas and information about how we can support this, visit our fundraising section.

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