The Ajloun Governorate Health Directorate, in cooperation with the Jordan Breast Cancer Program and community health committees, organized an awareness event titled "Be Well" on Saturday at the Ajloun Cable Car site, aiming to promote awareness of breast cancer and the importance of early detection.
Ajloun Assistant Governor Ahmed Al-Qallab, who patronized the event, emphasized the importance of spreading health awareness and encouraging women to undergo periodic examinations, noting the role of early detection in increasing chances of treatment and recovery. He pointed out that awareness is a shared responsibility that requires the concerted efforts of official, health, and community institutions.
For his part, Ajloun Health Director Dr. Mohammad Al-Tahan stressed the importance of preventive and educational programs in disseminating health messages and reaching various segments of society, praising the role of community health committees in supporting efforts aimed at promoting health awareness.
In turn, the head of the Ain Janna Community Health Committee, Muneeb Abdullah Al-Qudah, representing the governorate's community health committees, pointed to the importance of partnership between official and community institutions in encouraging women to seek early detection, confirming the committees' role in delivering awareness messages and promoting healthy behaviors.
The event, which was held near the entrance to Ajloun Castle, included an awareness theatrical performance and musical segments, in the presence of a number of officials and health and community figures.
The event comes within the framework of efforts aimed at promoting a culture of early breast cancer detection and encouraging women to undergo the necessary examinations without delay, contributing to improving treatment and recovery prospects and protecting the health of women and families.
