The Hero Project Short presentation slide by slide guide - City Slides 1-22 are core slides. This means they should be delivered as part of the full The Hero Project presentation. Slides 23 onwards are optional slides. These do not have to be used but are available for you to use if you want to. This suggested script takes 15-20 minutes to deliver. You are welcome to rephrase, as long as the key message on each slide is conveyed. Slide Suggested script Slide 1 Title slide my name is I’m from The Hero Project, – “Hello, ……”– an education programme run by blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan Every day, Anthony Nolan helps save the lives of people who are suffering from blood cancers like leukaemia I’m here today to explain how you too can make a difference to the lives of others” Slide 2 Could you be a lifesaver? The aim is to start the presentation off with interaction – and get the audience thinking that saving a life can be simple and something they can do…. a minute to think about the people who save “Take lives every day paramedics, doctors, firefighters, – lifeguards. Hands up if you think you could save a life like that?” OR does the word lifesaver mean to you? What kind “What of person does it make you think of? Do you think it’s something you could do?” Slide 3 3 ways to save a life a life doesn’t have to involve bravery or a – “Saving heroic act it can be simple. – Ordinary people save lives every day, by giving some of their time and donating something of themselves Today I’m going to give you an overview of three ways you can save a life stem cell, blood and organ – donation There’s no pressure today I just want to give you – facts and encourage you to think about what you’ve heard There’s nothing graphic in the presentation but some people might find some of the topics difficult, so if you need to leave the room please do so” 4 Adrian Sudbury Adrian Sudbury was a 27 year old journalist who died – of leukaemia. When he was terminally ill, he led a successful campaign to educate 16 - 18 year olds about stem cell, blood and organ donation. He believed that if young people are given the facts about what it means to be a donor, many more would join the various registers.
The Hero Project Short presentation slide by slide guide - City Slides 1-22 are core slides. This means they should be delivered as part of the full The Hero Project presentation. Slides 23 onwards are optional slides. These do not have to be used but are available for you to use if you want to. This suggested script takes 15-20 minutes to deliver. You are welcome to rephrase, as long as the key message on each slide is conveyed. Slide Suggested script Slide 1 – Title slide “Hello, my name is ……”– I’m from The Hero Project, an education programme run by blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan Every day, Anthony Nolan helps save the lives of people who are suffering from blood cancers like leukaemia I’m here today to explain how you too can make a difference to the lives of others” Slide 2 – Could you be a lifesaver? The aim is to start the presentation off with interaction and get the audience thinking that saving a life can be simple and something they can do…. “Take a minute to think about the people who save lives every day – paramedics, doctors, firefighters, lifeguards. Hands up if you think you could save a life like that?” OR “What does the word lifesaver mean to you? What kind of person does it make you think of? Do you think it’s something you could do?” Slide 3 – 3 ways to save a life “Saving a life doesn’t have to involve bravery or a heroic act – it can be simple. Ordinary people save lives every day, by giving some of their time and donating something of themselves Today I’m going to give you an overview of three ways you can save a life – stem cell, blood and organ donation There’s no pressure today – I just want to give you facts and encourage you to think about what you’ve heard There’s nothing graphic in the presentation but some people might find some of the topics difficult, so if you need to leave the room please do so” 4 – Adrian Sudbury Adrian Sudbury was a 27 year old journalist who died of leukaemia. When he was terminally ill, he led a successful campaign to educate 16 - 18 year olds about stem cell, blood and organ donation. He believed that if young people are given the facts about what it means to be a donor, many more would join the various registers.
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