A nationwide campaign to raise awareness about childhood cancer and social support to affected families continues next month.
The ‘Kids Are Gold’, now in its 12th edition, aims to educate people about the disease, its symptoms and the importance of early detection.
The drive – part of the Future Youth Society’s Smile initiative – will also seek to spread hope among families of children suffering from cancer and help them fight the disease with a smile.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, during which a gold ribbon is worn to mark the annual international initiative aimed at raising support, funding and awareness of the disease and its impact on sufferers and their families.
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