Breast Care International, (BCI) and the Kempinski Hotel, Gold Coast City in Accra, have signed a partnership agreement to generate revenue through voluntary patron contributions to support care and awareness modules designed to combat the surge in breast cancer statistics.
The humanitarian initiative invites Kempinski customers to donate fifteen cedis per night stay “to make a difference in supporting Breast Care International through the hotel’s “Be Heath Initiatve” program.
Founder and President of BCI, Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, at the signing ceremony in Accra, cautioned that “stigma” remains a curse in the campaign and we believe that this initiative will help more patients come out. treatment”.
The Charity, He said, is keen to reduce the burden of financing the treatment cycle of indigent breast cancer patients, in some, and praises the Kempinski hotel for charting and supporting a noble cause that will save some women from the ravages of breast cancer”.
The BCI president noted that the initiative will revive the main goal of saving cancer patients.
“We need to inform the public that breast cancer is still on the rise, and we cannot afford to lose loved ones and friends to a disease that can be cured if detected early,” he said.
The initiative will allow BCI to focus on women with early-stage conditions for treatment,” he stressed.
Dr. Wiafe said he was impatient, he should be left out, insisting “we value every life and tenant from the donor community to the breast cancer awareness program”.
“We all need to embrace the new model and avoid actions that lead to unnecessary and preventable breast cancer deaths among wives, daughters, sisters, and mothers” he added.
Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, noted, the joy of reaching out to women who have no rights and are stuck in the most remote villages comes from love and value for humanity.
“We are each other’s guardians. We are very close and directly affected by each other’s actions, so we must think of everyone, especially breast cancer patients who are dying and dying, in our daily involvement,” he said.
Managing Director of Be Health, Anne-Marie Bettex-Baars, along with Kempinski manager, Rozlaine Hakki expressed their happiness with the partnership with Breast Care to save lives.
“We are proud to have launched a health initiative and to support BCI’s fight against breast cancer. We believe that by working together, we can make a significant impact and help save lives.
“The Be Health initiative is an ongoing effort, and guests are invited to continue to support the campaign by making a donation during their stay, so that the hotel can make a difference in the fight against breast cancer,” she added.
Source: Myjoyonline.com
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