Curve Lurve
Curve Lurve is a national breast cancer health awareness organisation. It is designed specifically for young women and aims to empower young women to care for their bodies and embrace their curves.
Founded by the McGrath Foundation, Curve Lurve was inspired by a woman named Jane McGrath who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 31. At the time of her diagnosis, Jane McGrath felt that there was a lack of information available to young women about breast cancer. Therefore, she became a passionate advocate for raising breast cancer awareness to all women regardless of their age.
This organisation encourages women to be comfortable with their breasts and to ensure that caring for them is a priority. The association states,…show more content… On this site, you can explore the latest news and annual reports on breast cancer. Additionally, people who are diagnosed with this illness can find a McGrath breast cancer nurse. These nurses help individuals who are experiencing breast cancer by providing physical, psychological and emotional support. From the time of diagnosis and throughout treatment, this support provided is free and this does not depend on whether the individual is in the private or the public health system. On the website, you can find your nearest McGrath breast care nurse by entering your postcode. This will link you to an available nurse around your area, providing details including their contact number, work hours and email…show more content… A range of services is provided to alleviate some of the stresses individuals may face after diagnosis, during treatment and in the long term. Furthermore, these services are also offered to carers and family who have their own challenges and needs through the experience. Additionally, this authority places a strong emphasis on educating the community to increase the awareness for early detection of breast cancer. Staffed by a team of professional women from various backgrounds, Breast Cancer Care WA have a common passion for making a difference in the Western Australian community.
The support services this organisation offers include access to specialist breast care nurses, counselling, specific support groups, financial assistance including help with household bills and gaps in medical expenses and help with basic living essentials during treatment such as cleaning, peer support or just being a friend in times of need. All their services are free of charge and funds rely solely on the generosity of the WA
