Hope & Healing: Celebrating Life After Breast Cancer

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2025
Oct
25

Hope & Healing: Celebrating Life After Breast Cancer

AM.NUS is grateful for the opportunity to showcase a glimpse of our centre’s ongoing collaboration with Solis Breast Care & Surgery Centre and Can-Care during Hope & Healing — a celebration of survivorship and book launch event initiative hosted by Solis and Luma on 25 October.

Our project collaboration, proudly supported by NAMIC Singapore, aims to develop patient-centered solutions that enhance comfort and confidence in the recovery journey after mastectomy. This event provided a wonderful platform to share our goals with the community and connect with individuals interested in being part of the project.

Hope & Healing celebrates the strength, resilience, and recovery journeys of breast cancer survivors, and reminds us of the importance of support, understanding, and care in every step of healing. This initiative reinforces our collaborative commitment to improving the recovery experience for survivors.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to learn more and express their support!

 

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