Governor Celso Ramos on the coast of Santa Catarina is another city in Santa Catarina that becomes the headquarters of the Women’s Cancer Network. The founding took place last Saturday (25th) in the presence of representatives of local organizations, family members and friends of the volunteers who will integrate the network, as well as Mayor Marcos Enrique da Silva and City Council President Pedro Augusto. yes Kunya.

The Women’s Cancer Network was launched on Saturday (25) in Governador Celso Ramos – Photo: Susan Rodriguez/NDTV

This non-profit organization has been in existence for over 60 years and has 77 offices across the state. At Governador Celso Ramos, he will be backed by government authorities and local businessmen.

The idea to bring the network to the city came from First Lady Angela Silva, and the goal is to welcome patients and educate families about the cancer that affects women the most: breast cancer, in addition to cervical cancer.

“I’ve been eyeing women in pink for a long time and started researching it, but when I started it wasn’t the right time to take on the web. Now it’s here. I built this whole process for a whole year,” said Angela.

The founding event was marked by the inauguration of the executive body and supervisory board of the organization in the city: “We have a lot of work ahead of us, but I am sure that we will cope with it, we make mistakes and correct ourselves, which is normal. , but I think that all together, doing a little bit of each, we can do it. the president said.

“We are here to welcome, to help, in prevention, in reception. Volunteering is affection, love,” said President-elect Deise Nilma Bignotti Costa.