You can find all our downloadable resources here! We have a series of publications and there are posters that you can download and print to display in workplaces, community and healthcare settings. You will also find links to microsites and our informative videos.
An informative pull-out z-card with awareness information about testicular, penile and prostate cancer.
New Edition Coming Soon.
A useful checklist to record any concerns about male cancer to discuss with your GP.
Prostate, penile and testicular cancer poster.
A poster publicising Orchid’s support services for men with male cancer.
A pocket-sized card with the Orchid National Male Cancer Helpline Number and the website address.
A comprehensive guide to testicular cancer and its management.
Testicular cancer awareness poster.
You can find more information at Your Privates, our dedicated testicular cancer website. This is a microsite for anyone affected by or interested in testicular cancer. The Your Privates microsite was ‘highly commended’ at the British Medical Association Patient Information Awards 2016.
All the content on the microsite is downloadable in PDF or video form. This makes it a great resource for teachers and medical professionals, as well as men and their families seeking information.
A comprehensive booklet about penile cancer and its treatment.
A leaflet for men undergoing the procedure.
A leaflet for men undergoing the procedure.
A leaflet for men undergoing the procedure.
A leaflet for men undergoing the procedure.
A leaflet for men with localised penile cancer.
A leaflet for men with non-localised penile cancer.
Penile cancer awareness poster.
Penile cancer awareness poster.
4 Nations Penile Cancer Project
Penile cancer awareness poster.
4 Nations Penile Cancer Project
Penile cancer awareness poster.
4 Nations Penile Cancer Project
Penile cancer awareness poster.
4 Nations Penile Cancer Project
A guide for Black African and Black Caribbean men.
Prostate cancer awareness poster.
Orchid was one of three prostate cancer charities to release a report, The Forgotten 10,000, calling for more funding and better co-ordinated care for men with prostate cancer.
New treatments, new investment, research into new tests and technologies offer hope to prostate cancer patients. Yet there are still significant areas of unmet need.
