Working together to advocate the importance of cancer awareness continues to be a vital message that needs to continuously be shared across Fiji.
Speaking at the World Cancer Day Landmark Lighting last night, Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa said more work involving stakeholders’ initiatives will go a long way toward helping people understand the dangers of cancer.
“We believe that every nation matters, whether it is small or big and that by working together we will create lasting changes.”
“Cancer is more than just a medical diagnosis, it’s a deeply personal matter.”
“Behind every diagnosis lies a unique human story, stories of grief and pain, healing, resilience, love and more. That’s why a people centred approach to cancer care that fully integrates each individual’s unique needs, with compassion and empathy, leads to the best health outcomes.
Guests invited to the lighting ceremony included the WOWs Kids, faith based organizations, guests and family members of cancer survivors.
