Hear Me Now: One Year On
BMECC is pleased to present the second Hear Me Now report, which shares communities’ experiences and learnings in a call to action to address the burden of prostate cancer in black africanCaribbean and black african men. Like the first report it was presented at a lauch event hosted by David Lammy, MP for Totteham at the House of Commons on Wednesday 2nd April. You can read the full report online here, and download it using this link.
Don't Delay! Take Action Today!
Our Director Rose Thompson lost both her mother and twin sister to breast cancer.She continues to raise breast cancer awareness to increase early detection and reduce the chances of other families losing their loved ones.
She says, "I understand that there is still a fear of cancer, because our service users tell us this can be a barrier to attending breast cancer screening, but having read the above article, I hope this message will encourage women to act immediately and seek help as soon as possible.
