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Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition

The founding of the Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition (RVBCC) by Ms. Patricia Peele, M. Ed, and Audrey Hardy, RN, MSN, highlights a strong dedication to supporting underserved women battling breast cancer. By uniting healthcare professionals and community leaders, the coalition harnesses combined expertise and resources to make a meaningful impact on those affected by the disease. The use of Lay Health Advisers for outreach in non-traditional settings exemplifies innovative strategies to reach populations with limited healthcare access. This collaborative and proactive approach has the potential to greatly reduce breast cancer mortality rates in both the Roanoke Valley and eastern North Carolina.

Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition

Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition News

Our latest news and announcements.

Local sorority makes donation to breast cancer coalition

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Kappa Iota Omega Chapter recently donated $250 to the Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition. According to a press release, the coalition provides information and...
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Pink Link Project provides support for breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment

Funded by the Susan G. Komen North Carolina Triangle to the Coast Affiliate and implemented through the Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition (RVBCC) and the Gregory B. Davis Foundation (GBDF), the Pink Link Project in the last link in the Breast...
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Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition spreads word about importance of early detection

It is day three of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and there are many messages for Roanoke Valley women about early detection, treatment and follow-up. Audrey Hardy, coordinator for the Roanoke Valley Breast Cancer Coalition, said getting the word...
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Forum promotes healthy living

A Community Health Forum — “Our Health Matters” — was held on March 4 on the campus of Halifax Community College. According to a press release from Belinda Hill-Jones, project coordinator for Project for Vaccine Equity, the event was sponsored by...
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Being informed best way to beat breast cancer

As we come upon the first of October, we are welcomed by what has become the pink month. It is a 31-day marathon to promote the importance of the many aspects of breast cancer — understanding and being informed, prevention, monthly exams and annual...
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