Published eligible uses
What can the gift support?
Screening pathway
Clinical breast examination, ultrasound and health education; mammography is used where partner equipment exists.
Community education
Awareness alongside clinic visits helps people understand warning signs and why assessment matters.
Diagnosis and treatment access
The programme pool can support biopsy, hormone therapy and surgical access according to assessed need.
Mobile and rural access
Support may help mobile screening visits and local health educators in underserved communities.
Other published programme estimates are £75 for biopsy and diagnostic work-up, £150 for one month of hormone-therapy support and £500 for surgical-access support. These are illustrative programme costs, not universal prices.
What “free screening” means here
Free means the person screened is not billed by this programme. It does not mean FundraiserFlow or the campaign books NHS or private UK appointments. People eligible for NHS screening should use their GP or local breast-screening unit.
Symptoms should not wait for a screening campaign. A new lump or other concerning change needs prompt clinical advice through appropriate local health services.
Why the next step after screening matters
A screening pathway should not be a dead end. The campaign describes a shared programme pool for diagnostic work-up and treatment access when something needs further assessment.
The published tiers help explain the plan without reserving an individual patient or guaranteeing a clinical result. Donors should distinguish the 500-screening goal from verified delivery reports when those become available.
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