NECRET welcomes you a free public information support day on the afternoon of September 28th in the City North Hotel & Conference Centre, Gormanston, Co. Meath.
The emphasis will be health, wellness and wellbeing. A series of 5 workshops will be facilitated on the day with each workshop lasting 20 minutes.
The workshops will include the following:
There will also be an opportunity for participants to sample massage, reiki and other complementary therapies.
Get your FREE tickets including refreshments, complimentary therapies and prize draw by messaging the NECRET Facebook page or emailing info@necret.ie Registration is not required prior to the event.
The NorthEast Dip in the Nip Returns. September, Sunday 8th.
For those of you that took part previously we don't have to remind you of how this incredible event will empower you as a person and for those that have never done it, come on! what's stopping you?
NECRET would like to invite our volunteers to a thank you night on Friday January 27th in the Black Bull Inn, Drogheda. Arrival from 7.30pm.
Please RSVP by midday on Wednesday January 25th to ciaran@necret.ie
This evening is supported by the Black Bull Inn.
NECRET are delighted to have GAA Meath Legend Sean Boylan become our ambassador. We are deeply appreciative for his support and contribution to our cause. More details to follow in weeks ahead and into new year. #TeamNECRET
NECRET is fighting cancer everyday in various ways.
Here are some of the ways in which your donations are INVESTED.
The Summer Newsletter of NECRET is now available, where you can read all the latest charity news and developments. It is also importantly captures some of the ways NECRET is contributing to improving cancer treatment and care for this impacted by cancer.
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Despite advances and improvements in the treatment of cancer, there is still a long way to go and this is why cancer research is so important. Research is the only way to ensure that new and better cancer treatments and drugs continue to become available for people with cancer.
The evidence also clearly shows that cancer patients treated in research-active hospitals have better outcomes than those who are not. This is why, as part of NECRET’s mission we believe it is important to help support vital clinical cancer research.
Our Lady of Lourdes and Beaumont Hospitals are both sister hospitals within the RSCI Hospital Group that work together in delivering patient care. Members of the NECRET board recently visited the RCSI Oncology Lab on the Beaumont campus, where the research is conducted to receive an update on the very latest developments the charity supports; including approaches to improve the treatment of bowel and lung cancers.
NECRET would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who has supported its cause and without whom these advances wouldn’t be possible.
The charity is proud to have supported advances across different cancer types including lung, ovarian, breast and bowel which can viewed at https://www.necret.ie/cuttingEdge
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As a key supporter of the All-Island Cancer Research Institute, NECRET were delighted to recently support the Joint Euro-American Forum on Cancer that took place in Ireland's Official State Residence Farmleigh House, Dublin on April 25th and 26th.
This landmark event brought together globally recognised clinical and academic leaders and key relevant policy makers, political figures, and patient advocates, who will shape a transatlantic cancer beating agenda and deliver a series of recommendations to address the impending cancer challenge that is rapidly approaching. More details on the Forum can be found at www.euroamericanforumoncancer.org
#CancerHasNoBorders #TogetherStronger
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NECRET are very proud and excited to have played a significant role in contributing towards a significant development in lung cancer diagnosis. This new test which was advanced in collaboration by Dr Rob Smyth under Professor Bryan Hennessy will mean that some cases of lung cancer will be able to be monitored from microscopic breath particles. Lung cancer is the cause of approximately a fifth of all cancer deaths in Ireland and unfortunately the number of cases continues to increase by 3% annually.
Read MoreNECRET is extremely grateful for all the support received throughout the year, assisting our ongoing research, education & awareness efforts. Thank you!
A contribution from you can make a real difference in supporting our cause of improving outcomes for people with cancer