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Activ8 SMART goal setting template

Use the Activ8 SMART goal setting template to choose the health goal you want to focus on and break it down into smaller, doable steps to stay motivated and track your progress along the way.

A chart showing the SMART goal setting template with columns for each letter: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound, each explained with a question and example. World Cancer Research Fund logo at the top.

Activ8 food diary template

Use the Activ8 food diary template to log everything you eat and drink over a week. By keeping a record, you’ll spot patterns and discover simple ways to make healthier choices.

A weekly food diary chart titled ACTIV8 with columns for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks, and rows for each day from Monday to Sunday. The chart is from the World Cancer Research Fund.

Activ8 physical activity diary template

Use the Activ8 physical activity diary template to log all the activities you do in a week. Tracking your activity helps you spot opportunities to boost your movement and reach your health goals.

A physical activity diary chart with columns for activity and duration, and rows for each day of the week. The chart is titled ACTIV8 and includes a World Cancer Research Fund logo.

Alcohol and cancer: let’s talk

A guide to help health professionals have conversations about alcohol and cancer prevention with patients

Alcohol and cancer: let's talk guide

Publication review date: May 2028

Alcohol and cancer: Let’s talk

This guide supports health professionals having conversations with patients and clients about alcohol and cancer prevention.

This development of this resource was supported by Alcohol Health Alliance.

The facts about weight

This factsheet explains why being a healthy weight is good for your health and gives practical tips on eating well and staying active to achieve a healthier weight

Weight factsheet

Publication review date: December 2027

Weight factsheet

One of World Cancer Research Fund’s Cancer Prevention Recommendations is to be a healthy weight. Being a healthy weight can reduce the risk of at least 13 cancers.

This factsheet explains:

  • What a healthy weight is
  • Why being a healthy weight is important for your health
  • How to achieve a healthier weight through diet and lifestyle

The facts about being physically active

This factsheet explains how being more active can help reduce your risk of cancer

An infographic titled “The Facts About Being Physically Active” with tips on what counts as physical activity, benefits of being active, and recommended weekly exercise, featuring drawings of trainers and a pedometer.

Publication review date: December 2026

Physical activity factsheet

One of World Cancer Research Fund’s Cancer Prevention Recommendations is to be physically active.

This factsheet explains:

  • Why exercising is good for your health
  •  How much exercise you should aim for and what counts
  • Tips on getting more active in your daily life

Are you sugar savvy?

Use this game at health-related events and workshops to show people how much sugar some drinks contain. It helps to encourage people to limit their intake of sugary drinks and replace them with low-sugar or sugar-free options.

This resource has been designed for you to use with your patients and clients. We have lots of other booklets, posters and cookbooks for patients to take home.

Six colourful bottles labelled: Juice Drink, Flavoured Water, Sports, Orange Juice, Flavoured Milk, Cola, and Glucose Energy Drink, each 500ml, with the text Are you sugar savvy? at the top. World Cancer Research Fund logo below.

Changing behaviours

A guide to having conversations to support healthy behaviour change.

A brochure cover titled Changing Behaviours

Publication review date: December 2028

Changing behaviours: A guide to having conversations to support healthy behaviour change

This guide supports health professionals to have effective conversations with patients and clients about healthy lifestyle choices. It includes listening and communication techniques, as well as examples and activities to complete.

This resource is accredited by the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), meeting their standards for quality, clarity and best practice. It aligns with recognised behaviour change frameworks and supports the education of health professionals.

Lung cancer infographic

Lung cancer and how to reduce your risk.

Infographic about lung cancer risk, showing a human silhouette with lungs highlighted, and text stating: Lung Cancer: What's my risk? Lung cancer is the 3rd most common cancer in the UK with a map outline of the UK.

Prostate cancer infographic

Prostate cancer and how to reduce your risk.

Infographic about prostate cancer risk in the UK, stating it is the most common cancer in men, with around 150 cases diagnosed daily, and 1 in 8 men diagnosed in their lifetime.

Bowel cancer infographic

A bold, colourful infographic showing how you can reduce your risk of developing bowel cancer. Download today and share on your socials.

Infographic about bowel cancer showing a human silhouette with highlighted bowels, stating bowel cancer is the third most common in the UK, with 49,914 new cases and 137 cases illustrated on a UK map.

10 top tips for reducing your alcohol intake infographic

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