Breast Cancer Walk – 91��Ƭ

Community Hills Early Learning Center Honors Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Michelle Lang — Wed, 22 Oct 2025 15:53:06 +0000

Community Hills Early Learning Center (CHELC), 85 Irvine Turner Boulevard, Newark, hosted a Breast Cancer Walk for students, staff members and parents on Oct. 15. Everyone was encouraged to wear pink, the color of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, for the event. Participants walked around the school with signs in support of those battling cancer, survivors and those lost to the disease. Photos courtesy of CHELC.

Community Hills Early Learning Center Hosts Breast Cancer Walk

Michelle Lang — Wed, 16 Oct 2024 20:28:14 +0000

Community Hills Early Learning Center (CHELC), 85 Irvine Turner Boulevard, Newark, hosted a Breast Cancer Walk for students, staff members and parents on Oct. 16. Everyone was encouraged to wear pink, the color of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, for the event. Participants walked around the school with signs in support of those battling cancer, survivors and those lost to the disease.

Community Hills Early Learning Center Shows Support for Breast Cancer Survivors

Michelle Lang — Mon, 24 Oct 2022 19:51:09 +0000

Community Hills Early Learning Center (CHELC) held its annual Breast Cancer Walk on Oct. 18. Children, staff members and participating parents wore pink for the event, held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

91��Ƭ Early Learning Centers Raise Awareness 91��Ƭ Breast Cancer

Michelle Lang — Wed, 04 Nov 2020 19:14:01 +0000

Teachers and students at 91��Ƭ’s two early learning centers held events for students and staff members in October to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Harmony House Early Learning Center (HHELC), 278 South Orange Ave., Newark, held a Breast Cancer Awareness March to bring attention to the disease. Community Hills Early Learning Center (CHELC), 85 Irvine Turner Boulevard, Newark, hosted a Breast Cancer Walk for students and staff. Children and adults at both centers wore pink for the events. One in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer in her lifetime and there are over 3.5 million breast cancer survivors in the United States. Screenings and self-exams are key for early diagnosis. Photos courtesy of HHELC and CHELC.