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6 October 2025. Raising Awareness
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European Carers Day 2025: Making migrant care visible, respected, and protected

Celebrating European Carers Day is a reminder of the invaluable contributions of carers and the urgent need for better support.

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2 October 2025. Raising Awareness
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We are Hiring: Project Manager (EU-Funded Projects)

The World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead and coordinate our first EU-funded consortium project – apply by 16 October 2025.

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22 September 2025. Raising Awareness
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Urology Week 2025: Raising Awareness of Urinary Tract Infections

Join us for Urology Week 2025 to raise awareness about urinary tract infections, highlight their impact on bladder cancer patients, and encourage open conversations to promote better understanding and care.

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16 September 2025. Engaging in Advocacy
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BCLEAR project kicks off to advance bladder cancer literacy in Europe

WBCPC joined European partners in launching the new BCLEAR project to improve bladder cancer literacy and reduce inequalities in care across Europe.

The BCLEAR project is an important step in tackling low health literacy in bladder cancer in the EU. By working with the community to shape shared decision-making tools, we can ensure patients are equipped with the knowledge and confidence to make treatment decisions that are right for them.
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15 September 2025. Raising Awareness
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Bringing bladder cancer to the forefront: our Bladder Cancer Awareness Month 2025 Report

Explore the BCAM 2025 report highlighting this year’s global campaign impact, resources, and inspiring patient-led initiatives.

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24 August 2025. Engaging in Advocacy
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Bringing the Patient Voice to the IBCG Annual Retreat

WBCPC joined global experts at the IBCG Annual Retreat to highlight patient perspectives and strengthen collaboration in advancing bladder cancer care.

IBCG is uniquely placed to bring together science, clinical expertise, and now, more meaningfully than ever, the patient voice. With the landscape of bladder cancer changing so rapidly, closer collaboration wlll be important to ensure greater equity and better patient support globally.
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