A cancer awareness conference was recently held in the city of Jamnagar, bringing together cancer societies and non-governmental organizations working across prevention, treatment, and patient support. The event served as a collaborative platform for organizations committed to advancing cancer awareness and strengthening community engagement.
On behalf of Mission Brain – Chapter MP Shah, junior girls actively participated in this outreach initiative through a creative and culturally rooted contribution. At the conference venue, they created traditional Indian rangoli designs that thoughtfully depicted themes of cancer awareness, unity, and shared purpose.
These designs provided a visual expression of solidarity and complemented the broader objectives of the conference. Through this effort, the team engaged with fellow NGOs, supported collective messaging around cancer prevention and care, and helped foster a sense of shared responsibility toward community health.
The participation of Chapter MP Shah highlighted the value of creative expression in public health outreach and reinforced the importance of involving youth in meaningful community initiatives. The event reflected a collective commitment to collaboration, awareness, and compassion in the ongoing effort to address cancer at the community level.
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