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Community rallies for cancer awareness at Pink October event

The community comes alive in pink for a day of awareness.

Residents united in a show of support at this year’s Pink October event at South Rand Recreation Centre.

Dressed in vibrant pink outfits, the community gathered to promote cancer awareness and prevention.


The day was a vibrant celebration of awareness and support.

The day featured inspiring speeches from survivors and healthcare professionals, who offered insights and shared stories that deeply touched the attendees.

Alongside the powerful messages, the event featured delicious food and entertainment, creating an atmosphere of hope and celebration.


The Yorika Fitness Programme team does a wellness demonstration.

A highlight was the donation of hospital gowns from Clr Faeeza Chame, symbolising hope and care for those affected by breast cancer.

The combination of heartfelt stories, educational insights, and vibrant entertainment not only fostered a sense of community but also reinforced the importance of awareness and support in the fight against cancer.


Dr Gail from Queenshaven imparts her knowledge about cancer and its symptoms.

This reminded the community that together, everyone can make an impact—whether through advocacy, education, or being there for one another.


Member of Parliament, Sergio Do Santos gives an address.

A nurse from Kwezi Zola Retirement Village gives an awareness presentation for the elderly.

Cllr Annette Deppe shares her zero-to-hero story.

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