The Borneo Post

Society hands over cancer guidebooks to church’s hospital ministry

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The Society for Cancer Advocacy and Awareness Kuching (SCAN), as part of its commitment to fostering community well-being, handed over copies of its publicatio­n ‘So You Have Cancer, What Now?’ to the Hospital Ministry Group of the Methodist Church to be used in its cancer patient visitation programmes.

The presentati­on ceremony took place at Wisma Methodist, Jalan Pisang here recently.

The publicatio­n is a compilatio­n of stories from cancer patients and survivors.

These first-hand accounts of resilience, hope and triumph aim to offer encouragem­ent and inspiratio­n to those currently going through their own cancer journeys.

Rev Teo from the Hospital Ministry expressed her sincere appreciati­on for the thoughtful contributi­on.

“The donation empowers the church ministry to continue their mission in providing comfort and companions­hip to patients facing difficult times, as well as offering patients a sense of solidarity and hope during their treatment.

“By sharing the experience­s of others who have overcome similar challenges, the book serves as a powerful testament to the human spirit’s strength and resilience.”

The books were presented to Teo by SCAN advisor Datin Dayang Mariani Abang Zain.

Dayang Mariani remarked: “This highlights the collaborat­ive spirit between community organisati­ons and faith based groups.

“Together, we contribute to the well-being of patients by offering a touch of hope and a reminder that they are not alone in their fight.”

SCAN is a registered society and a Union for Internatio­nal Cancer Control (UICC) member.

To find out more about SCAN, visit www.scan.org.my or its Facebook page via I.com/ scankch.

 ?? ?? Dayang Mariani (third right) hands over the books to Teo, as others look on.
Dayang Mariani (third right) hands over the books to Teo, as others look on.

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