Rutherglen’s MSP, Clare Haughey, brought a burst of pink to the Holyrood parliament in a show of support for the Breast Cancer Now’s “Wear it Pink” campaign. The campaign aims to raise awareness about breast cancer and encourage participation in events during Breast Cancer Awareness month. Clare Haughey highlighted the impact of breast cancer, with over 4,200 new cases diagnosed in Scotland annually.
Speaking about the initiative, Clare said, “Wear it Pink Wear is a great way to come together with friends and family to have fun while raising money for Breast Cancer Now’s research and support.” She expressed her pride in increasing awareness of the disease and advocating for Breast Cancer Now’s crucial research. Clare acknowledged the significant impact of breast cancer on the communities of Rutherglen and Cambuslang, praising local schools, workplaces, and organisations for their efforts in supporting the cause.
For more information on the Wear it Pink campaign and Breast Cancer Now’s work, individuals can visit wearitpink.org. Those seeking support, advice, or information on breast health can contact Breast Cancer Now’s free helpline at 0808 800 6000 or visit their online forum at forum.breastcancernow.org.
The Wear it Pink initiative serves as a vital platform to raise awareness, show support, and fund research in the fight against breast cancer. Clare Haughey’s participation in the campaign underscores the importance of community engagement and solidarity in tackling health challenges like breast cancer.