Improving the quality of life through palliative care for Ugandans with life-threatening illnesses. Facebook: RHHJ - Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja
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You have reason to walk run and cycle this month. Join @raysofhopejinja in this noble cause. #FightWomensCancer
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Breast cancer, often associated with women, is increasingly affecting men in the Busoga sub-region.
Health experts at Rays of Hope Hospice Jinja have reported that 11 men are currently battling the disease in the region.
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Hope Rises: Rays of Hope Hospice Launches Cancer Month To Tackle Women’s Cancer To Climax via @watchdoguganda watchdoguganda.com/news/2024…
Join us in the fight!
The month of October is bringing for hope to those that feel hopeless in the fight against cancer. We partner with @raysofhopejinja to call up on the general public to join this noble cause.
#fightwomenscancer
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@raysofhopejinja launches the fight against women cancer 2024
ALT Hospice Cancer run 2024
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As we usher into the month of Cancer awareness @raysofhopejinja launched the #fightwomencancer run that is scheduled to happen on the 26th of October at Jinja Golf Club.
Support this cause at only 25000 for adults and 20,000 for children 😊.
#fightcancer
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The fight against Women's Cancer is everyone's responsibility.
#FightWomensCancer
#RaysOfHopeHospiceJinja – at Jinja, Uganda
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“Cancer of the breast affects both women and men, and we encourage both sexes to do self-breast examination once in a month by looking out for any abnormal hard lump in the breast,” Ms Irene Naleba, a palliative care clinical officer.
#FightWomensCancer
#DetectTreatDefeat – at Jinja, Uganda
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Gear up for the Cancer Run! Get your exclusive running kit today. Every purchase supports life-saving research & patient care.
On the 26th of this month, all roads lead to Jinja Golf Club for the Cancer Run.
25k for Adults and 20k for children.
#FightWomensCancer – at Jinja, Uganda
“Cancer of the breast affects both women and men, and we encourage both sexes to do self-breast examination once in a month by looking out for any abnormal hard lump in the breast,” Ms Irene Naleba, a palliative care clinical officer.
#FightWomensCancer
#DetectTreatDefeat
Thank you very much, @BikersUganda, for visiting us this weekend and for once again supporting our work. @raysofhopejinja is deeply grateful for your friendship and generosity, and we look forward to welcoming you again soon. Indeed, blessed is the hand that gives.
