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Support Worker – Part Time
Ladies Fighting Breast Cancer – Job Vacancy Advertisement Job Title: Support Worker – Part Time Hours of Work: 7 hours/week to be worked over one day or in two half days Salary: £5,000 per annum / £13.74 per hour Contract: 2 years fixed term with potential to be made permanent Application process: Please send your CV, contact details and…
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Breast Mates Central – “Out / Out”
After months of regular weekly coffee morning zooms, some of the members of Breast Mates Central got together for the first time “out/out” on Tuesday 10 August for a ☕️ coffee/cake session - catching up in person with their new supportive friends. A great day was had by all with plenty of fun and laughs in such a great setting.
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Thank you Tanworth-in-Arden pupils
Pupils at Tanworth-in-Arden CofE Primary School took to baking brownies to raise money for Ladies Fighting Breast Cancer. Amba Mattoo, Bella Graham, Jacob Prince, Ava Ickringill, Dempsey Stevens and Noah Durrant-Coughlan launched their brownie business as part of “The Big Sell” at their school. Pupils were given the task of coming up with a business idea, which they then had to promote in the…
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Thank you to Birmingham TV
Thank you to Birmingham TV for the video produced for last weeks Heart of England Community Foundation 25th Anniversary celebration. More than 20 Breast Cancer sufferers, survivors and supporters travelled to the Groupe PSA HQ representing the LFBC Well Woman choir, singing a medley of songs, to a packed room of dignitaries and leaders from across the West Midlands (including a couple of Lord…
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How Our Choir Helps Those with Breast Cancer
Ladies Fighting Breast Cancer is a charity proud to support women in the local and surrounding areas area in their fight against breast cancer, with funds being donated to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. Unlike other charities, LBFC is proud to host their very own choir to help raise money for the charity and allow women affected by breast cancer to get…
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Goodbye to Cansie Cancer
A cancer cell gets its marching orders in a new book that will help survivors of breast cancer explain the disease and its treatment to their children.
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How Does Breast Cancer Affect Someone’s Life?
Over 55,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. That means one in eight women will be diagnosed at some stage in their life *1. Upon first being told the news, a woman may not know how they’re going to cope with the disease and how it will go on to impact their life. They will face challenges they never…
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5 Early Warning Signs of Breast Cancer
You may not pay much attention to how your breasts look and feel, but it’s extremely important you do so if you have any hope of catching breast cancer early. The earlier breast cancer is caught, the much more effective treatment will be and survival rates will be higher. If you’re worried about breast cancer and want to be in-the-know about the early…
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We Donate 97.5p from Every £1 to LFBC…Here’s What Your Money Can Achieve!
Many charities and organisations raise money to support a cause, but do you really know where your donations are being spent? In the case of most charities, a large proportion of the funds are put towards running costs and overheads such as rent, electrics and the wages of staff members, rather than what the fundamental aims are all about. Ladies Fighting Breast…
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