County and Partner Materials

We encourage you to use these screening reminder materials with your employees, patients, clients and community partners. These materials are tailored to Oregon counties as well as specific communities (African American, Native American and Latino). They are available for organizations to:

Print for use by your county, organization or local partners; or
Request a template that you can customize with new spokesperson photos, quotes or logos for your organization.

Click on the headings below to access downloadable brochures and posters in various formats.

Sample Brochure

Sample Poster

Sample Payroll

African American

Benton

Clatsop

Deschutes

Douglas

Grant

Regional collaboration: IHN-CCO, Benton, Lincoln and Linn counties

Benton

Lincoln

Linn

Jackson

Josephine

Lane

Latino

Lincoln

Linn

Umatilla Tribe

Printing instructions for high resolution brochures —

Send these print instructions along with the PDF file (filename.pdf) to your printing company:
Tri-fold mini brochure
Flat size: 11.5 x 6″
Final/folded size: 3.83 x 6”
Paper: cardstock or a heavy text weight
Color: 4c/4c
Crop marks and bleed are included

For more materials, including print-ready advertisements, or if your county is not listed here and you are interested in bringing the Cancer You Can Prevent campaign to your area, please contact Steve White at stephen.c.white@state.or.us.

Your Stories

I was screened for colorectal cancer and was diagnosed with stage IV cancer in February 2010. My surgeon estimated the cancer had probably been growing in my colon for about 10 years! If I had been screened earlier, there would have been advantages to diagnosing and treating the cancer earlier.

I talk about colon screening because I want my friends and family members to understand it isn’t a terrible process, like they might think. It’s easy to do, and when it comes to colon cancer, early diagnosis and prevention really make a difference. I’m an example of how it saves lives.

I have had regular checkups since then and have no evidence of colon cancer. I will continue to have colon screenings and I encourage others to do the same.

Joy Maxwell – Roseburg