5c from Lidl’s Deluxe to help Arodafnousa

LIDL CYPRUS said that it will offer five cents from the sale of every Deluxe-brand item until the end of the year to the “Arodafnousa” day care centre in Nicosia to help the Anti-Cancer Society recruit more nurses.

“Arodafnousa” was founded in 1976 and has since been providing medical and nursing care to cancer patients. A team of physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, psychologists, sociologists, priests, volunteers and specialists in palliative care are working to provide patients with a better quality of life and to cover their needs.

As a result of the economic crisis, the lack of human resources does not allow all the wards at the centre to operate properly. Lidl’s contribution will help to reopen some of the rooms to accommodate even more cancer-suffering patients.

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