Kranky Panky resource hub
Whether you're trying to understand your pancreas better, navigating a diagnosis, or preparing for a conversation with a healthcare professional, we've got you covered.
Our series of “Your guide to…” downloadable resources have been put together to help you understand your pancreas and pancreatitis, bust common myths and help you to feel empowered every step of the way.
Explore and download our free Kranky Panky resources below:
Downloadable guides
Your guide to… Understanding the pancreas
Want a clear, simple breakdown of what your pancreas does and why it’s so important? Start here to get to grips with this powerhouse organ.
Your guide to… Understanding pancreatitis
An introduction to acute and chronic pancreatitis, covering what it is, potential causes, symptoms to look out for and how it is managed.
Your guide to… Debunking pancreatitis myths
There are plenty of misconceptions surrounding pancreatitis. We’re setting the record straight and breaking down the stigma with accredited information.
Your guide to… Preparing for your appointment
Feeling nervous about seeing a doctor or specialist? Use our practical guide and tips to help you feel confident, ask questions and make the most of your time.
Your guide to… Understanding type 3c diabetes
Type 3c diabetes is less well-known and often misunderstood. Discover what it is, how it’s linked to pancreatitis and what it means for those living with it.
Social media resources
Want to help us spread the word digitally? Download our social media packs below, packed with shareable graphics, myth-busting facts and sample posts to help raise vital awareness of pancreatitis.
Share the knowledge!
You can help us spread the word about the Kranky Panky campaign by sharing these resources with those around you such as friends, family or healthcare professionals.
On socials, don’t forget to tag @gutscharityuk and use the hashtag #KrankyPanky in your posts and stories so we can see and re-share your support!
Together, we can get the UK talking about the pancreas and pancreatitis.