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Breast cancer awareness
2025-10-11 19:00 - 21:00 (Europe/London)
Breast cancer awareness Among Black Communities and Faith Groups
Brought to you by CHPNet UK
Why This Matters
> Black women in the UK face lower screening rates, later diagnoses, and poorer outcomes in breast cancer care.
> Breast cancer affects men too.
Join us and Hear from…

Brave patient stories: Real journeys of diagnosis, survival, and faith
Community leaders and clinicians: Tackling disparities with compassion and clarity
Faith-based advocates: Mobilising churches and faith groups to support early detection
Men as allies: Fathers, husbands, and brothers sharing their role in supporting loved ones

London North Community Health Screening
2026-03-28 09:00 - 19:00 | Fountain Gate, 746 Green Lane, Dagenham, RM8 1YX
Across Black and ethnic minority communities, kidney disease is affecting our people at higher rates than ever before. Many don’t realise they have a problem until it’s too late, because kidney disease often has no symptoms in the early stages. But early screening can prevent long‑term damage, dialysis, or even the need for a transplant.
That’s why CHPNet‑UK, in partnership with other organisations and local ICBs, is hosting a FREE Community Health Screening, created especially with our community in mind.
🩺 At this event, you can receive:
* Kidney Health Screening — quick, simple, and potentially life‑saving
* Blood pressure and diabetes checks
* Breast cancer awareness and education
* Prostate cancer awareness for men
* Stroke prevention and recovery guidance
* Mental wellbeing support and practical tools

📍 Event Details
London North Community Health Screening
🗓 Saturday, 28 March 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 4 PM
📍 Fountain Gate, 746 Green Lane, Dagenham, RM8 1YX
This is your chance to take control of your health in a safe, friendly, culturally aware environment — with professionals who understand the unique risks our communities face.
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is simple — just scan the QR code on the flyer.

London South Community Health Screening
2026-04-03 09:00 - 19:00 | Kwame Blankson Centre, 12 Hatcham Road, SE15
Across Black and ethnic minority communities, kidney disease is affecting our people at higher rates than ever before. Many don’t realise they have a problem until it’s too late, because kidney disease often has no symptoms in the early stages. But early screening can prevent long‑term damage, dialysis, or even the need for a transplant.
That’s why CHPNet‑UK, in partnership with other organisations and local ICBs, is hosting a FREE Community Health Screening, created especially with our community in mind.
🩺 At this event, you can receive:
* Kidney Health Screening — quick, simple, and potentially life‑saving
* Blood pressure and diabetes checks
* Breast cancer awareness and education
* Prostate cancer awareness for men
* Stroke prevention and recovery guidance
* Mental wellbeing support and practical tools

📍 Event Details
London South Community Health Screening
🗓 Friday, 3 April 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 7 PM
📍 Kwame Blankson Centre, 12 Hatcham Road, SE15
This is your chance to take control of your health in a safe, friendly, culturally aware environment — with professionals who understand the unique risks our communities face.
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is simple — just scan the QR code on the flyer.

He Is Risen, So We Rise to Serve.
2026-04-05 08:00 - 17:00
This Easter, CHPNet-UK joined churches in Hatcham and Dagenham to bring health, hope, and healing directly to our communities.
Over 200 people received kidney health checks, breast cancer awareness, prostate cancer awareness, stroke awareness, and mental wellbeing support — all completely free to the public.
As we celebrated the redemptive and healing power of Christ’s blood, many were prayed for and uplifted. Healing flowed spiritually and practically.
Why this matters:
* Black communities in the UK are up to 5× more likely to develop kidney failure.
* Black women are more often diagnosed younger and at later stages of breast cancer.
* Early detection saves lives.
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In partnership with:
King’s College, Prostate Cancer UK, Kidney Research UK, ICBs, and The Church of Pentecost UK.
Dr Chim Kalumbi Mkambula, President of CHPNet-UK, expressed heartfelt thanks on behalf of the CHPNet Executives to all partner organisations and to the leadership of The Church of Pentecost UK. Special appreciation was extended to the National Head, Apostle Lord Donkor, and to Apostle Edmund Appiah and Apostle George Korankye, for their unwavering support and commitment to community health.
CHPNet continues to bridge the gap between health services and marginalised, faith, and Black communities — taking health beyond barriers.
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Grace for Every Season: Understanding Menopause
2026-05-02 12:00 - 14:00 | On Zoom
Let’s break the silence, embrace knowledge, and walk this journey with faith, strength, and sisterhood.
