SHEIK HAIKEL TALKING ABOUT CERVICAL CANCER


ANNA-BELLE FRANCIS AND HER MESSAGE ABOUT PROTECTION


ROBIN TELLING LADIES TO GET A PAP SMEAR


ROBIN GOH SINGING OUR LOVE IS HERE TO STAY


PAM SINGING THE BLUES

We're raising money for Singapore Cancer Society to help under-privileged women.

Join these celebrities as they come together for a good cause and to raise awareness about cervical cancer:
- Najip Ali
- Karen Tan
- Selena Tan & Pam Oei of the Dim Sum Dollies
- Robin Goh & Kaiying from Jia 88.5FM
- Vogueliscious
- Sheik Haikel & Anna Belle Francis
- Geraldine See & Dominic Wong from Music Movement
- Justin Jap you saw him singing on TV recently



Every year 200 women in Singapore are diagnosed with cervical cancer and about 100 die from this disease. Together we can protect women we love and help decrease these numbers.

Mini-Concert & Fund-Raiser is at SMU's T-Zone fr 7pm-9pm this Friday, 16 Oct 2009,

Map of where SMU's T-Zone is:

Hey Everyone,

I'm helping put this concert together with the help of my friends to raise awareness about Cervical Cancer as well as raise funds for the Cancer Society.

We're hoping to get 1,000 women to take the risk test at the event / on that day.

Would really appreciate any help to re-post this and for your kind support on 16, Oct 2009, Friday evening 7pm-9pm. Do come down to watch some personalities perform and help us raise some money for cancer.



Thank you so much for any help you can give for Power Over Cervical Cancer.

Jermyn

A video with Singapore personalities calling for action against cervical cancer.

Appearing in the video: Irene Ang, Beatrice Chia, Tan Kheng Hua, Rosalyn Lee, Deanna Yusoff, Anna Belle Francis, Ivan Heng, Pam Oei, Kaiying, Neo Swee Lin, and Jermyn Toh.

Visit http://pocc.sg to take a cervical risk test or to find out more.

Please help us spread the word and get your loved ones to take the cervical cancer risk rest at http://pocc.sg!

Just launched a campaign in Singapore to help raise awareness about Cervical Cancer with a NGO. Society for Colposcopy & Cervical Pathology of Singapore



Visit www.sccps.org or www.pocc.sg to find out more

You can also take the Cervical Cancer Risk Test at the website.

There's also a hotline you can call to talk to nurses to find out more about Cervical Cancer on Mondays - Fridays, 9.30 - 5.00pm.

Singapore Toll Free Hotline is: 1 800 762 7622