All proceeds raised during the event will go towards providing free of charge palliative care to people suffering from cancer, motor neuron disease, including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other illnesses relating to cardiac, respiratory, renal and liver. 

“Our annual fundraising dinner is set to be an evening of glamour and we are delighted that we will be holding such an event to celebrate the extraordinary care provided by Hospice Malta to people with life-limiting conditions and their families. We are so grateful to the whole team for all their hard work in organising this event and to the people who have already booked their ticket for this event,” said Maria Gatt, Chairperson of Hospice Malta.

“We provide the highest quality of care to more than 1000 patients each year. Your support with this event can help us ensure that the Hospice continues to provide its vital services in the future and so that everyone who needs hospice care, gets hospice care,” the chairperson added.

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MCAST created the platform including evidence-based and transnational learning resources to promote health among the youth and to encourage them to carry out physical activities for taking care of their health.

The website was launched during an event at Aġenzija Żgħażagħ, MCAST Youth Hub, Students’ House Paola, on 14 March. The event focused on three areas namely the Blended Mobility, the role of the Peer Educator Vs the Professional and the Launch of the Online Training and Workshop.

The youth attending the launch received a pledge card to be a Youth Peer Leader or Trainer or Advocate. MCAST also utilised the Mentimeter app for providing real-time feedback on mobile phones.

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