Skcin are proud to announce a collaboration with Liverpool based melanoma charity, the Clare Daly Foundation who have pledged £10,000 support to offer free training to hair, health and beauty professionals across Merseyside via Skcin’s national MASCED accreditation programme.
The MASCED (Melanoma and Skin Cancer Early Detection) national training
programme, launched in January 2018, training eyes to save lives across the
hair, health and beauty industries and has witnessed huge success. With almost 10,000
registered professionals to date and thousands of 5 star testimonials, Skcin
are excited to work with the Clare Daly Foundation to roll the training out
across the Merseyside region in memory of Clare Daly who sadly lost her life to
melanoma at the age of 29.
Inspired by
the bravery and dignity with which Clare faced her illness, Clare’s family and
friends set up the Clare Daly Foundation in her memory, to help in the fight
against melanoma. The foundation has supported Skcin’s work over the last few
years now, donating up to £30,000 to assist primary schools in their duty of care
and educate children across Merseyside on the importance of sun safety and skin
cancer prevention, via Skcin’s national Sun Safe Schools accreditation
programme.
Michael McNally, brother of Clare and founder member of the Foundation
said: “At the Clare Daly Foundation we first became aware of Skcin through its
Sun Safe Schools accreditation. We felt it had come up with really interesting
and innovative ways of conveying the sun safe message to school children. We
were so impressed with the work Skcin was doing in this area that we committed
up to £30,000 to promoting the accreditation to schools in the Merseyside
region.
When Skcin told us about MASCED
this was something that really interested us. Clare worked in the health and
beauty sector so it seemed very relevant to us. However, training health and
beauty professionals to alert individuals to potential concerns also seemed
like such a fantastic way of ensuring potential problems are dealt with at an
early stage. All of the evidence shows that detecting skin cancer at an early
stage improves patients overall prospects.
The people at Skcin are a really great group of people and we know
they have proven methods of raising awareness of skin cancer. With that in mind
we decided to offer to fund some MASCED
training in the Merseyside region. We approached Skin and after some discussion
have agreed to fund up to 500 MASCED
training courses, worth up to £10,000.
We feel the MASCED
training will help save lives and equip health and beauty professionals with
skills they can utilise throughout their entire careers. At CDF we are so proud
to be in a position to make this donation and once again be working with the
excellent Skcin”.
Marie Tudor, CEO of charity Skcin added: “We are absolutely
delighted to be continuing our work with the Clare Daly Foundation who have
been incredibly supportive of Skcin and our work over the last few years.
Our mission, made possible by CDF is to work together to engage as
many hair, health and beauty industry professionals as possible, with a focus
on trainers in the industry to generate greatest impact and potential reach.
We know from the valuable and incredible feedback we receive daily
from our MASCED community, that this
training is making a difference and saving lives and we are hugely grateful to
CDF for the opportunity to focus on delivering this valuable training across
Merseyside”.
The MASCED training
programme is an online accredited course that has been approved by professional
dermatologists, is recognised by BABTAC and endorsed by Habia, worth 2 CPD
points. Participants receive printed training resources via post prior to
undertaking the online e-course to gain their certificate of accreditation.
Hair, Health and
Beauty industry professionals who work in the Merseyside region and would like
to take advantage of this excellent FREE training, simply email claire.dale@skcin.org who will provide you with your FREE
voucher code.
For further information about the MASCED training programme visit: masced.uk
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