TO ERADICATE BREAST CANCER AS A LIFE - THREATENING DISEASE
This training program has been specially developed by BCF to help women diagnosed with breast cancer to cope with the physical and emotional impact of the diagnosis. It will be facilitated by professional trainers and doctors. Breast cancer survivors from BCF will be also sharing their inspirational journey to recovery.
Dates:
18 & 19 May (Fri & Sat)
25 & 26 May (Fri & Sat)
01 & 02 Jun (Fri & Sat)
Time: 9.00am to 5.00pm
Venue: BCF
Please contact Brenda @ 63526560 or email brenda@bcf.org.sg to register.
Deadline for registration: Friday, 11 May 2012
Class size limited to 20 participants only.
Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) is seeking to fill the above vacancy.
Our breast cancer survivors need encouragement and support to help them live fulfilling lives. Battling cancer is one of the most devastating experiences for a woman and her family. Through our Support Groups and Volunteer Counselling Programmes, we come alongside our survivors to support them on their journeys to continue living with hope and courage.
Support breast cancer survivors. Donate to the “Plates of Love” fundraising project, and receive exclusive limited edition Royal Copenhagen/Bing Grondahl collectible plates with your donations.
BCF would like to share this video with as many people as possible to raise awareness for the early detection of breast cancer so we can save more lives. Please share the Pink Glove Dance video with your coworkers, friends, family and neighbors.

BCF is proud and very pleased to announce that our Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM) 2010 advertising campaign, "Are you obsessed with the right things?", crafted by DDB, was awarded the Effies Gold Award 2011, for the category: non-profit/pro-bono/public service. The award was presented on 31 May 2011, by the Institute of Advertising Singapore at the Shangri La Hotel.
Providing emotional support and information
BCF recognises the importance of support for the newly diagnosed patient, the survivor walking the road to recovery, and the affected family members. Coping with breast cancer and its treatment can be difficult, and the ability of all those involved to stay mentally strong and healthy is crucial.
Come, join us at the monthly Support Group meetings and meet other breast cancer patients and survivors. Share in their experiences and coping strategies, ask questions and make new friends.
Patients, either newly diagnosed or undergoing treatments are welcome to join the meetings.