This issue is quite common among kids aged 6 to 17, who often deal with both academic and social pressures
diagnosis and treatment, various coffee shops and restaurants in the BurJuman will participate in the 'A Cup for Cancer' event.
One Dirham of every cup of Coffee purchased from the outlets including Dome Café, The Gallery Restaurant, Barista Café, U and Me, and Tea Leaf Merchants Café will go to the Safe and Sound Programme.
Proceeds from the 'A Cup for Cancer' initiative will be used to support awareness and education programmes, community outreach initiatives and patient care.
The BurJuman Safe and Sound Breast Cancer campaign, now in its tenth year, is aimed at women of all ages and ethnicities, and is designed to encourage women to do regular self-examinations, and further testing including mammographies and clinical consultations.
"We have organised the 'Cup for Cancer' day at BurJuman in order to generate funds to drive the awareness campaign and support the idea of self examination in women of all ages. We have been able to reach thousands of people across the Emirates over the past 10 years, encouraging the local community to unite in this effort and take the necessary steps to fight this disease," said Sabina Khandwani, head of PR and marketing, BurJuman.
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This issue is quite common among kids aged 6 to 17, who often deal with both academic and social pressures
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