Male Cancer Awareness Campaign is a young and innovative charity committed to raising awareness of male cancers through its champions Mr Testicles, James Bum 002 and Near Naked Man. We aim to educate men and their partners on the importance of early detection, and hope to build a culture where embarrassment does not prevent them from addressing problems with intimate parts of their bodies. We believe that too many men die of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer because they do not know how to detect the symptoms in the early stages. This ignorance is made worse by the prevailing "culture of embarrassment". Our current campaign, SKYBALLS, will see the biggest cancer awareness tool built a hot air balloon in the shape of a pair of testicles. To find out more, please visit www.malecancer.org.
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