Our Purpose
We are the bold voice empowering everyone to change the conversation about breast cancer
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Our Mission
1) Create global awareness & influence government policy to reduce the incidence of Breast Cancer caused by modifiable risks.
2) Build and collaborate with an engaged worldwide community of people who want to live in a safe and green environment.
3) Provide a voice for everyone touched by Breast Cancer.
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We are a voluntary organisation. To maintain our impartiality, we do NOT take sponsorship monies from industry or government so every penny donated is used directly on our work to have breast cancer prevention high on the public agenda.
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will help to fund awareness raising events where we can reach a wide audience and broadcast our message on breast cancer prevention
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will pay for our attendance at stakeholder meetings where we can influence national cancer policy
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will help us reach out with advice and guidance on how to avoid the known environmental risks of breast cancer
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It’s bad enough that Enews is using the battle analogy but let’s not repeat it on breast cancer sites. It demeans everyone who has ever died from cancer.
Lucille Ball's Great-Granddaughter Desiree S. Anzalone Dead at 31 After Battle With Breast Cancer via @abcdiagnosis #bcsm #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #MetastasticBC https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/lucille-balls-great-granddaughter-desiree-225027477.html
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Weight Management Focus Group
Professor Annie Anderson is undertaking a study in weight management for those living with and beyond cancer. She is looking for participants with a view
STUC WOMEN’S CONFERENCE
We have recently attended the STUC Women’s Conference in Perth, which we have been doing for many years now. It is always great to talk
It’s your decision – make sure it’s an informed one
by Moira Adams. Have you recently received your ‘invitation to be screened’ for breast cancer? Is this the first time you have been invited or
They sold their rice field to pay for breast cancer treatment …….
by Moira Adams. I’ve just come back from a group cycling trip in Cambodia – a wonderful experience if a tad hot! On one of
Endocrine Disruptors
Over the past twenty years, the issue of certain chemical products – so called ‘endocrine disruptors’ – having a negative effect on hormonal activity in
Make The Connection
In October last year I attended an exhibition of art work by Diana Ward entitled “time to make the connection” (i.e. between breast cancer and
get involved
We are currently looking for board members and volunteers to help us raise awareness and drive change.