The Mulberry Centre Marks World Cancer Day
Event at Tesco Extra in Isleworth highlights value of early diagnosis
The Mulberry Centre at Tesco Extra
February 5, 2025
World Cancer Day was marked this Tuesday (4 February) by The Mulberry Centre which held an event to raise awareness of early diagnosis.
The charity was at the Tesco Extra in Isleworth to highlight to shoppers how to recognise cancer symptoms and to tell people about the support services it offers.
The Mulberry Centre was reaffirming its dedication to providing essential support and services to individuals and families impacted by cancer. This Global Day of Awareness highlights the need for collaboration in the fight against the disease in all its forms.
Since its inception, The Mulberry Centre has aimed to be a lifeline for those navigating the challenges of a cancer diagnosis. Offering free services such as counselling, holistic therapies, and practical advice, the charity plays an important role in improving the quality of life for patients, carers, and those bereaved by cancer.
Raj Athwal, Chief Executive of The Mulberry Centre, said, “World Cancer Day is a reminder that cancer touches everyone in some way, but it also unites us in the shared commitment to support one another. At The Mulberry Centre, we are here to ensure no one faces cancer alone. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected.”
Every contribution helps the charity provide free support services to individuals and families in need. To make a donation click here.
The Mulberry Centre provides many different ways of supporting the charity, either as a volunteer or fundraiser. Go to its website, call 020 8321 6300 or email talk@themulberrycentre.co.uk for more information.
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