Eid Celebration Raises £2,500 for Rosemere Cancer Foundation

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Professor Mohammed Munavvar, a Consultant Chest Physician and Interventional Pulmonologist at the Royal Preston Hospital, hosted his annual Eid celebration for Rosemere Cancer Foundation. The event, which brought together 140 guests, including Dr. Ailsa Brotherton, Director of Improvement, Research and Innovation, and Dan Hill, Chief Officer of Rosemere Cancer Foundation, aimed to acknowledge the charity's support for Munavvar's groundbreaking projects. These projects have enabled the Royal Preston Hospital to be among the first in the UK to secure the latest in early lung cancer detection technology.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Eid celebration raised a total of £2,500 for Rosemere Cancer Foundation, with £2,500 presented to Munavvar by representatives of the Roccia Foundation.
  • The funds will be used to support Rosemere Cancer Foundation's work in bringing world-class cancer treatments and services to patients in Lancashire and South Cumbria.
  • The charity funds cutting-edge equipment, clinical research, staff training, and innovative services, making patients' cancer journey more effective, comfortable, and stress-free.
  • Munavvar's projects have enabled the Royal Preston Hospital to be among the first in the UK to secure the latest in early lung cancer detection technology.
  • Rosemere Cancer Foundation works to support cancer patients at the Royal Preston Hospital and eight local hospital cancer units across Lancashire and South Cumbria.

Statistics:

  • 140 guests attended the Eid celebration, including Chief Executive of Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Silas Nicholls and Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Nursing Officer Sarah Morrison.
  • £2,500 was raised for Rosemere Cancer Foundation, with £2,500 presented to Munavvar by representatives of the Roccia Foundation.
  • The charity supports patients from throughout Lancashire and South Cumbria being treated at Rosemere Cancer Centre in the Royal Preston Hospital.
  • The charity funds aim to make patients' cancer journey more effective, comfortable, and stress-free.

Sources:

  • Byline: Julie Frankland
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  • CAPTION: Guests enjoyed a delicious three-course meal
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  • CAPTION: A trio of representatives from the Roccia Foundation present Professor Munavvar (far right) and Dan Hill (far left) with their donation. The trio are, from the left, Rahil Mulla, Zabir Patel and Uncle Yakub
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  • CAPTION: There was a variety of stalls to tempt dinner guests
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  • CAPTION: Dinner host Professor Mohammed Munavvar talks to guests about the support he has received from Rosemere Cancer Foundation, which has helped him bring the latest in early lung cancer diagnostic technology to Preston