Women Together – Season 2

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Women Together with Radio Maria England

Women Together

24 episodes

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Genevieve, Helena, Gail, Sandy, Janice and Di present for the second season of Women Together on Radio Maria England. Women Together hopes to empower women to live in the fullness of who they are in Christ. Saint Irenaeus said, ‘The Glory of God is man fully alive’, & Christ Himself said, ‘I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.’ So, let’s face life, as women, with all the trials and tribulations it brings, together!"

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Women Together – Season 2 - Episode 12

Women Together with Radio Maria England

59 minutes 58 seconds

4 years ago

Women Together – Season 2 - Episode 12

Women Together – Episode 12 – Breast Cancer UK

For their Live show on Thursday, July 1st, the presenters talk about breast cancer and discussions that can be discussed amongst prayer groups about awareness on reducing everyone’s risk. Genevieve interviews Thalie Martini, CEO of Breast Cancer UK.

Thalie has over 18 years’ experience working in senior roles in the public and third sectors in the UK and Australia. Before joining Breast Cancer UK, Thalie was CEO of Magpie Dance, the UK’s leading dance charity for people with learning disabilities. Thalie has run a number of high profile programmes including a national programme to transform care practice in schools for children with medical conditions at Diabetes UK; a major transformation project at the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences in Sydney; numerous statewide public health prevention programmes for New South Wales State government including a ground-breaking magistrates drug diversion initiative. Thalie is passionate about prevention and social empowerment. Having lost her mother to Breast Cancer in 2007, Thalie is committed to making breast cancer prevention a policy and public health priority.

Breast Cancer UK’s mission is to prevent breast cancer through education, scientific research, collaboration and policy change. Their website, www.breastcanceruk.org.uk, says that over 54,000 women and 390 men a year in the UK are diagnosed with breast cancer. Yet a quarter of these cases are preventable through lifestyle changes. That means over 13,000 cases of breast cancer could be prevented, saving millions of lives, avoiding unnecessary suffering and reducing the cost to the NHS by over £1.5 billion a year. It is raising awareness of these preventable factors which drives Breast Cancer UK. They believe their work can have significant impact in helping women reduce their risk of developing breast cancer.

Breast Cancer UK has now launched our Breast Cancer UK Prevention Hub which is full of tips and advice on action they can take to reduce their risk of developing breast cancer. It is free, accessible and personalised and will give people the opportunity to develop their own personal prevention plan. To access this new service, click this link: Breast Cancer UK | Prevention Hub (breastcancerprevention.org.uk)