THE work of Macmillan Cancer Relief is the focus of a public information day being held later this month.
Yesterday, a team from the charity got together at the Rutson Hospital, in Northallerton, to publicise the event.
It will take place at the Scotch Corner Hotel, on Wednesday, May 18. Macmillan nurses from Northallerton and Teesside will talk about their work and how the service they offer has developed.
Pam Thorne, Macmillan nurse team leader, said: "This is a wonderful opportunity to talk about the work we do and to explain how Macmillan influences the lives of those with cancer, and to also dispel some of the myths associated with the illness and its treatment.
"We have achieved so much in the last 15 years, but we also have many plans we would like to share."
Wilma Burniston, fundraising manager, said: "As fundraisers, we are extremely proud of the Macmillan service that is provided in the Northallerton and Teesside areas.
"But it is thanks to the generosity of the public that this service exists, so it is only right that they have the opportunity to hear first hand what their donations have achieved."
More information about the day is available from Stephanie Wood on (01325) 370870.
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