Wear It Pink! With Bluebird Care South Gloucestershire

Published: 13/10/2019

This 18th October 2019, don on some PINK, raise money and help to make life-saving breast cancer research happen.

This 18th October 2019, don on some PINK, raise money and help to make life-saving breast cancer research happen. Award winning homecare provider South Gloucestershire is supporting the Wear It Pink day which is one of the biggest fundraising events in the UK, run by Breast Cancer Now and Breast Cancer Care.

The day raises money to fund breast cancer research and provides life-changing support. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK. It occurs mainly in older women but can also affect men, every year in the UK about 55,000 women and 370 men are diagnosed with breast cancer. 1 in 7 women develops breast cancer and around 11,500 women will die from it (Breast Cancer Now).

Jack Whitfield, Director of Bluebird Care South Gloucestershire, commented:

“Breast cancer can have devastating affects on the individual, families and friends. The staff at Bluebird Care South Gloucestershire will be wearing pink on 18th Oct and raising money for breast cancer research.

Research is vital and fundraising for breast cancer research could truly help save lives. Bluebird Care is one hundred percent behind the campaign.”

To find out more about the Wear It Pink day and how you can get involved and help fundraising, please visit the Wear It Pink website: www.wearitpink.org

Bluebird Care is a national provider of care in the home, specialising in working with customers who live with dementia, physical disabilities and many other acute and chronic conditions. Bluebird Care work alongside their customers’ families, social services and the NHS to ensure each person receives the care they need.

Bluebird Care offers a unique service of tailored care visits which range from anything from 30 minutes to full live-in support. As well as personal care they also help with meal preparation, welfare checks, shopping, social trips, visits to the hospital and provide extra support for post-discharge customers.

For more details contact Bluebird Care by calling 01454 323 624, emailing southglos@bluebirdcare.co.uk, or by visiting their website  http://www.bluebirdcare.co.uk/south-gloucestershire/home