The C-Word Project creates a culturally sensitive and safe space for the African Caribbean community to come together and discuss the impact of cancer on individuals and families. This project highlights the importance of open dialogue and support in addressing cancer-related challenges.

This event offers a valuable opportunity for health professionals, carers, patients, survivors, and advocates to engage with these transformative projects aimed at improving health outcomes and community cohesion.

The Chalkhill Community Radio Research Project focuses on enhancing community engagement in health issues through dialogue and storytelling on local radio. It aims to tackle health inequalities by amplifying community voices and fostering meaningful conversations around well-being.