Breast Cancer Haven Appoints New CEO
Breast Cancer Haven, the national charity that supports people through breast cancer, has appointed Sally Hall as its new Chief Executive.
Hall’s appointment comes at an exciting time of change for the charity with a planned move to a new central London location in the autumn. The move will lead to an expansion in service provision supporting more people affected by breast cancer in the capital than ever before.
Before pursuing a career as a freelance charity consultant, most recently for the The Priory of England and its charitable arm, St John Ambulance, Hall was the Chief Executive of Wessex Cancer Trust for eight years.
Sally Hall, said: “I am extremely excited to be taking on the role of CEO for this wonderful charity which has for the past 20 years delivered such vital services to people affected by breast cancer. I want to be part of taking the charity to another level where our services will be available to many more people around the country who desperately need our help.”
Professor Dudley Sinnett , Chair of Trustees at Breast Cancer Haven, added: “We are delighted that Sally is joining us as our new CEO. She will bring with her much valued experience and skills to the charity and I have no doubt that she will be totally committed to leading Breast Cancer Haven through the challenging, but exciting, times ahead.”
Hall will take up her new role in April, replacing the outgoing CEO, Pamela Healy OBE, who is stepping down after nine years with the charity.
Photo: Sally Hall, Breast Cancer Haven, Chief Executive Officer
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About Breast Cancer Haven
- Breast Cancer Haven is a national charity that supports women throughout or after their breast cancer treatment. When breast cancer tries to rob a woman of her individuality, confidence or strength, Breast Cancer Haven provides a free tailored package of emotional, physical and practical support that helps her hold on to them.
- The programme provides a unique model of care that is fully integrated with hospital medical treatment. It is a global leader in its field and cancer specialists from all over the world visit Breast Cancer Haven centres and learn from them.
- Help is also available through the website – breastcancerhaven.org.uk; an outreach programme, including many of the elements available at the charity’s centres; and a ‘Haven at Home’ DVD is available to anyone who can’t get to a Breast Cancer Haven centre.
- It costs around £1000 to provide the Breast Cancer Haven programme for each service user and the care and support make a huge difference to their lives at a difficult time.
- There are currently five Breast Cancer Haven centres in the UK in London, Yorkshire (Leeds), Hereford, Wessex (Titchfield) and West Midlands (Solihull).
Breast Cancer Haven, London, Effie Road, London, SW6 1TB.
T: 020 7384 0099
Breast Cancer Haven, Hereford, 37 St Owen Street, Hereford, HR1 2JB.
T: 01432 361 061
Breast Cancer Haven, Yorkshire, 4-5 The Gateway West, Leeds, LS9 8DA.
T: 0113 284 7829
Breast Cancer Haven, Wessex, 35 The Square, Titchfield, Hampshire, PO14 4RT
T: 01329 559 290
Breast Cancer Haven, West Midlands, 1 St. Bernard’s Road, Solihull, B92 7AU
T: 0121 726 9570
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