Beauty bar opens in Belfast to help women cope with cancer
Belfast, Northern Ireland — A beauty bar has opened in Belfast’s city centre as part of the campaign to reduce the number of women dying of cancer.
The Beauty Bar in the city centre opened on Monday, the same day as the opening of the Women’s Health Foundation’s new cancer treatment centre in the east Belfast area.
Cancer charities have called on the Government to invest in the new centre, which is being developed by an organisation called Women’s Care.
The facility is the latest in a number of new health centres and treatment facilities to open in Northern Ireland in recent years, with the Government announcing a £6.5 million funding commitment to help improve access to cancer treatment and support services.
It is hoped that the Beauty Bar will help women who have suffered from cancer to get better and make informed decisions about their care.
Beauty Bar manager and founder Anna Hockley said the beauty bar is a welcome addition to Belfast’s community.
“It’s a very, very important place, and I think it’s really important that women feel safe and supported and supported in their journey,” she said.
“It has helped women to feel confident about their choices in terms of how they want to live their lives and the health issues that they are going through.”
She said that although women’s health was not a priority for her, she wanted to see it incorporated into the wider community.
She also said that while the Beauty Club in Belfast is a small one, the support services it provides to women are very important to the local community.
She said the Beauty Lounge has been a positive addition to the city’s vibrant nightlife, with events such as parties and parties being held throughout the year.
“The women of the Beauty Clan are incredibly kind, supportive, friendly and welcoming,” she added.
(Follow MTV News Northern Ireland on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube and Google+) The Women’s Healthcare Foundation (WHF) is one of the biggest cancer charities in the UK, supporting women who are suffering from cancer and their families.
It has already received more than £1.5 billion from the Government and has seen its own money invested in new and improved cancer facilities in Northern England.
