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Educational Workshop Against Cancer in Ma'an

Educational Workshop Against Cancer in Ma'an

An educational workshop titled "Healthy Environment Against Cancer in Ma'an" was organized at the Ma'an Governorate building in cooperation with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation, with the participation of a number of civil society and local institutions, with the aim of raising awareness about cancer, prevention, and the role of the community in combating it.

The workshop addressed a number of important topics about the relationship between air pollution, smoking, and human health and their impact on increasing the risk of disease and cancer, in addition to the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle, practicing physical activity, avoiding the scourge of smoking, and contributing to maintaining a cleaner and healthier environment and air. In addition to spreading health awareness among community members, enhancing the culture of prevention and attention to health, which contributes to building an aware and capable community of making sound health choices.

Participants emphasized that the workshop represents an important step in developing the concept of public health and the risk of cancer diseases, raising community awareness, and enhancing its ability to reach a clean and safe environment, confirming that the workshop's outputs will be translated into field awareness activities and messages.

The organization of the workshop is in line with supporting health and awareness initiatives, and enhancing partnerships that contribute to spreading health awareness, which reflects positively on society and enhances the culture of prevention and early detection. This initiative comes within the framework of the company's commitment to its social responsibility and its keenness to spread health culture and enhance the quality of life, which contributes to building a more aware and healthier society.

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