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Breast Cancer awareness programmes with INNER WHEEL Club

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Our programmes  
To enhance awareness about breast cancer and to spread the message that cancer is not the end of the road, nor is it contagious. HITAISHINI organizes talks and walks on Cancer Survivors’ Day, National Cancer Awareness Day, International Childhood Cancer Day, Rose Day, No-Tobacco Day, and throughout October, which is the Breast Cancer Awareness Month . It also holds awareness camps at schools, clubs, and other social institutions, as well as seminars and workshops to discuss the particular concerns and problems of breast cancer patients.
 
Sharing the Diwali festive mood with patients
 
 
 
Cancer Survivors' Day
 
 
 
Survivor to survivor sharing love Cancer awareness walk
Awarness for NCC as a Part of All India Programme
 


International Rose Day, 22nd September 2009

Dr. Jahar Mazumdar presents a rose to a child patient at CNCI – a symbol of hope
Volunteers with kit bags and red roses for patients in the wards at CNCI and CCWH & RI, Thakurpukur.
 
National Cancer Awareness Day November 7th November 2009
Noted Sports personality Sri Chuni Goswami flags off The Walk at the Metro Channel, Esplanade Cancer Awareness Walk along Chowringhee Road, Kolkata
Lighting Candles in memory of those who are no longer with us Releasing pink balloons - a celebration of life - at Mohar Kunjo at the Termination of the Walk
Vijaya Mukherjee, President, Hitaishini speaking at the General Body Meeting of Cancer care India, held in Chandigarh on 8th December, 2009 Hitaishini volunteers participate in the Walkathon on 9th December, 2009
Hitaishini volunteers with Mrs. Jean Rodrigues, wife of the
Honourable Governor of Chandigarh
   
   



Mrs. Vijaya  Mukherjee, Founder, Hitaishini, waiting to light the inaugural lamp at the 1st Foundation  lecture of Cancer Foundation of India in the presence of Prof. Harald Zur Hausen Noble Laureate in Medicine, 2008 (Germany), Dr. Surjyakanta Mishra, Health Minister, Govt. of West Bengal, Prof. Maqsood Siddiqi, Chairman,  CFI at the National Library auditorium, Kolkata on December 3, 2009.

 

   

Cancer Survivors Day, 13th February 2010.

     
   

Hitaishini Organised a dance performance by Sri Dhiman Sankar and his troupe to entertain patients at  Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute.

   
   

Chief Guest Smt Supriya Chowdhury with Dr. Amitabha  Chatterjee, Head, Research wing,
Dr. Jaideep Biswas, Director, CNCI,
Dr. Jahar Majumder, Superintendent, CNCI, Hospital, and Sri. Dhiman Sankar

Hitaishini volunteers with
Smt. Supriya Chowdhury.

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