Cancer Recovery In the Media - Getting the Word Out!
The staff here at Cancer Recovery in particular our Executive Director Hannah Bellamy are working hard to gain press coverage in recognition and support of the charities work. Below you can see some of the articles featuiring Cancer Recovery. Just click on the article preview to open a fullscreen view.
If you would like to help us publicise Cancer Recovery you can get in touch with our fundraising and marketing staff by email: fundraising@cancerrecovery.org.uk or by phone.
Our Executive Director offers busy women some advice whilst promoting the charity. Read more...
Check out our Childrens Project being featured in Womans Weekly magazine.Read more...
Our executive director Hannah has her say in the Reveal debate. Read the article...
Check out our Childrens Project appeal for toys being featured in Lets get Crafting. Read more...
Check out our article giving women advice on how to check their breasts as part of breast cancer awareness month. Read more...
Our executive director Hannah talks through her day and explains how she promotes fitness whilst at work. Read more...
Hannah volunteers her opinion on the best ways to get kids involved in charity work and helping them understand the importance of volunteering from a young age. Read more...
This October – Breast Cancer Awareness month – we are delighted to be working with Celebrity Slim. Read more...
Check out our Executive Director Hannah giving her views on why the NHS should remain free, but must realise it is facing a difficult future. Read more...
A lovely group called Knit for Peace explain why they have chosen to support Cancer Recoverys Childrens Project Read more...
The blog site Lingerie Insight posts about our work with Esty Lingerie and the one off lingerie they are auctioning off to raise funds for our Breast Cancer Programmes. Read more...
Did You Know?
In the UK around 7 people in every 100,000 will develop oesophageal cancer.
Oesophageal cancer is not one of the most common cancers but it is one of the most preventable with scientists estimating that 75% of cases could be prevented through eating more non-starchy vegetables and fruits, by maintaining a healthy weight and drinking less alcohol.
Soundbites
"The bear-able gift bags have been fantastic. We use them for bravery awards and other things. They are just perfect. Please could you let me know when you will be doing them again." Vicki Belton, Play Specialist, Maidstone Hospital
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