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Addressing BME Cancer Inequalities

Addressing BME Cancer Inequalities

Supporting staff in health and social care services, who work with BME community members affected by cancer

Addressing BME Cancer Inequalities

Addressing BME Cancer Inequalities

Empowering BME community members to make informed choices about available supportive services

Raising BME Cancer Awareness

Raising BME Cancer Awareness

Raising BME cancer awareness in the community and amongst health professionals

Supporting BME Cancer Initiatives

Supporting BME Cancer Initiatives

Developing and producing related evidence via surveys and research

Developing BME Specific Cancer Resources

Developing BME Specific Cancer Resources

Building an effective long-term BME community service, to develop appropriate culturally sensitive resources

Addressing BME Cancer Inequalities

Addressing BME Cancer Inequalities

Empowering BME community members to make informed choices about available supportive services

B'Me! Support Us

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Donate Securely

Support our B'Me Campaign

Events & Activities

Cancer Questions

Cancer Questions

BME Cancer questions

Sista's Against Cancer

Sista's Against Cancer

Cancer support group

Check Tings Out!

Check Tings Out!

Prostate cancer community clinic

Hear Me Now Reports

Hear Me Now Reports

the uncomfortable reality of prostate cancer in black men

Hear Me Now Campaign

Hear Me Now Campaign

Call for action about prostate cancer in black men

As part of advocating for services, we would like to understand more about the experiences of patients and carers, and their well-being during the COVID-19 lockdown and easing.

Black Cancer Patients and Carers Survey

African Caribbean Cancer Patient and Cancer Carer Wellbeing Survey During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Lockdown, and Easing

'Check Tings Out!' for Prostate Cancer

Check Tings Out!

Check Tings Out!

Prostate Caancer App

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BMECC's paticipation in the Charity Walk for Peace event in Miiton Keynes Sunday 30th June 2019 was well rewarded.  The cheque for £615 was presented to Rose Thompson (CE) and Lindsay Thompson (COO) by Dr Irfan Malik, Regional President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association, West Midlands.

Use this app to assess your risk of prostate cancer

Black African Caribbean and African men (with West African heritage) are at increased risk of developing prostate cancer at an earlier age. We are in a barber's shop, where Vincent, Enus, Patty Dumplin and Carl discuss prostate cancer.

Sista's Against Cancer (SAC i)s a support group that focuses on self-help and support in the community. The group welcomes women with a shared experience of cancer and cancer carers.

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