FD Magazine Oct 2015 - Support in the City

SUPPORT IN THE CITY

let’s talk

LYMPHOEDEMA

MELISSA ODABASH ENABLING WOMEN TO FEEL CONFIDENT ABOUT THEMSELVES POST SURGERY

WITH GEMMA LEVINE

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER THE FUTURE OF BREAST CANCER TREATMENT AND SURGERY

CAPTAIN FANTASTIC FUTURE DREAMS AMBASSADOR STEPH HOUGHTON’S TOP 10 HEALTH TIPS

THE HAVEN AN INSIGHT INTO IT’S PARTNERSHIP WITH FUTURE DREAMS FIGHTING BREAST CANCER WITH

RALPH LAUREN

LET'S DEFEAT BREAST CANCER.

WE RE STRONGER TOGETHER. Every action counts.

Join us at BCAcampaign.com #BCAstrength

Supporting education and medical research.

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International swimwear designer, Melissa Odabash and Sky news presenter, Jacquie Beltrao talk about The Future Dreams Swimwear Collection

SISTERHOOD: Future Dreams art ambassador, Nina Fowler interviews the talented BP award winning artist Aleah Chapin KNOWLEDGE IS POWER: Empowering and informative interview with London Breast Surgeon, Joanna Franks CAPTAIN FANTASTIC: Snapshot interview with Future Dreams Ambassador and female captain of England Football team, Steph Houghton

BEAUTY ‘LIFE IS ROSIE’: Bring ‘pink’ into your make up palette this Autumn with the iconic make up artist and Future Dreams supporter Sharon Dowsett

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SALES Sam Jacobs, Spencer Leslie, Richard Leslie and Maureen Moffat

FASHION SPARKLE WITH LOLA ROSE PINK ON/OFF DUTY: Nicola Rose, Red Mag fashion editor gives us an insight into adding ‘Pink’ to your wardrobe this season LILY AND LIONEL: Launching the ‘Hope’ scarf in support of Future Dreams

HEALTH AND NUTRITION THE BREAST CANCER COOK BOOK:

By Professor Mohammed Keshtgar LET’S TALK LYMPHOEDEMA: with Gemma Levine OCTOBER TREATS: Shop for a worthy cause and support the Future Dreams Haven Appeal with top brands including Wild at Heart, Lily and Lionel and Lola Rose

PRODUCED BY Sam Jacobs and Diana Moffat DESIGNED BY The Creative Clinic PRINTED BY VC Communications CONTRIBUTORS Sam Jacobs, Ruthe Wainman, Michelle Okin, Lucy Owen and Nina Fowler

T 020 3011 0003 E info@futuredreams.org.uk www.futuredreams.org.uk Registered charity number 1123526.

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‘When two halves meet’ Designed by Josh Collins

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foreword LOOKING

The Future Dreams mission truly gained momentum this year, with the launch of our £5 million Future Dreams Haven Appeal and partnership with The Haven to create the largest Central London breast cancer support centre. We are thrilled to announce that we are currently heading towards our first million!

Future Dreams continues to nurture and work with an inspiring group of entrepreneurs, patrons, ambassadors, friends and doctors, all driven by the same dream, that no one should face breast cancer alone.

With the support of Shimon Bokova, CEO of SushiSamba brand management, we hosted the ultimate party in the sky on the 38th and 39th floors of his stunning landmark London restaurant.

The evening’s heady mix of exotic cocktails, live music and a superb, unique Art and Live Auction set our appeal off to a flying start, raising £360,000 on the night.

Launched in February this year, The Future Dreams Swimwear Collection in collaboration with our talented brand Ambassador, internationally renowned swimwear designer, Melissa Odabash, was another wonderful highlight.

The range sold out on Net-a-Porter, stocked at Fenwick Bond Street and sold worldwide.

Our aim to enable women to feel confident and glamorous post-surgery was achieved.

Our ongoing #Brickappeal Campaign in association with the Global Charity Trust, has to date recruited over 50 ‘Builders’, bringing in another £250,000 to our appeal, and revealing another successful start to a unique hands-on initiative. To achieve our £5 million goal we need to recruit 1000 builders, so grab your brick today and join our crusade!

The determination, strength and resilience of the women in our pledge video, all breast cancer sufferers, and the bravery of our founders, compound and galvanise our commitment to this fundraising mission.

One way to keep momentum going is to have great goals; watch this space for 2016!

With love and gratitude always

The Future Dreams Team

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NO ONE SHOULD FACE BREAST CANCER ALONE OUR

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The Future Dreams Charity was established in 2008 to raise money for breast cancer research. To date over £2 million has been raised, the majority of which has been donated to Breakthrough Breast Cancer research.

Future Dreams was founded by Danielle Leslie, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 35, and her mother, Sylvie Henry, was also diagnosed at a very young age. Both dancers, with a passionate love of ballet and theatre, Sylvie and Danielle decided to raise money by producing a celebrity variety performance at the Savoy Theatre in London.

The event was so successful that it led to two further shows.

Tragically, both Sylvie and Danielle lost their battles against breast cancer within a year of each other. However, their legacy lives on and continues to grow, working towards fulfilling their dream to strive for a future free of breast cancer.

OUR

mission

Future Dreams is devoted to raising vital funds for breast cancer support and research

RESEARCH - Future Dreams continues to raise funds for Professor Clare Isacke’s laboratory at Breast Cancer Now Research Centre, London, specialising in research into secondary breast cancer.

SUPPORT - Our mission is to raise £5 million pounds in order to open Future Dreams House, home to The Haven, central London’s Haven support centre. This landmark building will provide free one-to-one emotional and physical support and therapies to improve the lives of anyone affected by breast cancer.

For further informaton about Future Dreams or to make a donation please visit futuredreams.org.uk or contact Pippa at pippa@futuredreams.co.uk

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To a life changing charity founded by two inspirational women, everyone at Lipsy wishes Future Dreams every success.

Congratulations to the committee for such an outstanding job.

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OUR

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AMBASSADORS NIKKI GEWIRTZ

LISA CROOK

FOUNDER OF LOLA ROSE JEWELLERY

CEO OF LOUELLA BELLE “My mother and grandmother both suffered from breast cancer and I am now in my sixth year of remission so it is an issue that is close to my heart. I also knew Sylvie and Danielle personally and wanted to give something back to honour their memory.”

“Since 2008 my relationship and work with Future Dreams has grown from strength to strength.

It is a cause close to my heart, and my special memories of Sylvie and Danielle compound my commitment to the charity.”

NIKKI TIBBLES

MELISSA ODABASH

OWNER, WILD AT HEART

SWIMWEAR DESIGNER

“Breast cancer is a cause very close to my heart and has affected people close to me. I wanted to get involved so I can give something back.”

“Understanding the effects of breast cancer & the vulnerability that women can feel when affected, I have collaborated with Future Dreams and designed a range of exclusive swimwear for women to empower themselves to feel good and confident about themselves post surgery.”

Nina Mae Fowler

ALICE STONE

ARTIST

CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF LILY AND LIONEL

“Future Dreams feels to me an intensely personal project, founded by a mother and daughter, whose family and friends are driven by love and strength in continuing their legacy.”

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“I was incredibly moved by the story of Sylvie and Danielle and so inspired by the strong and dynamic women of the Future Dreams committee. I have every confidence that the charity will build the Future Dreams House, I wanted to give back and be part of the journey”.

SUPPORTERS HRH THE COUNTESS OF WESSEX

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OSMAN SUPPORTS FUTURE DREAMS WWW.OSMANSTUDIO.COM

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celebrity

OUR

AMBASSADORS

GABY ROSLIN

PATRICK KIELTY

TELEVISION PRESENTER

TELEVISION PRESENTER AND COMEDIAN

“Sylvie and Danielle stole my heart. Their love for life and for their families was so deep and they filled everyone’s hearts with love and kindness.”

Patrick Kielty is a Northern Irish comedian and television personality from Dundrum, County Down, Northern Ireland, UK.

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VERNON KAY

SINGER-SONGWRITER

TELEVISION PRESENTER AND RADIO DJ

“This is a dynamic and ambitious challenge but together we can achieve something incredible.”

Vernon Charles Kay is an English television presenter, radio DJ and former model best known for his television roles with ITV.

CAT DEELEY

KIRSTY GALLACHER

TELEVISION PRESENTER AND MODEL

TELEVISION PRESENTER “I have seen how vital it is to support one another when this awful illness strikes.

By raising awareness and supporting the wonderful work of Future Dreams we can face this together.”

Catherine ‘Cat’ Deeley is an English television presenter, actress and model. She is currently living and working in LA, wowing audiences as the co-host of So You Think You Can Dance.

STEPH HOUGHTON

JACQUIE BELTRAO

FOOTBALLER

SKY NEWS PRESENTER

“I had personal experience with my family being affected by cancer and I strongly wanted to support a cancer charity. That’s why I got in touch with Future Dreams.”

“The fundraising work that Future Dreams is doing is giving women the opportunity to have a place where they can connect with people who have also been affected by breast cancer and feel safe, knowing they will be supported through their toughest times.”

INTERESTED IN BECOMING AN AMBASSADOR? For information on how to apply to become an ambassador, please visit futuredreams.org.uk or contact Pippa at pippa@futuredreams.co.uk

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is a place on earth THE HAVEN

Interview with the inspiring CEO of The Haven, Pam Healey OBE, giving her insight into ‘The Haven’ and its partnership with Future Dreams

How many other Havens do you have in the country?

We currently have three Haven centres located in West London, Leeds and Hereford. A new centre which will serve the Wessex region is opening in Hampshire this October. It is our aim to have ten centres in operation by 2025. This expansion of our breast cancer support service supports our vision to help as many people as possible affected by breast cancer.

Why/how is The Haven different to anything else?

The Haven is the only charity that offers free, personalised emotional and physical support to people affected by breast cancer.

A PARTNERSHIP:

“Both Future Dreams and The Haven strongly believe that people suffering from breast cancer shouldn’t have to face it alone.”

Tell us about your collaboration with the NHS. We’re excited about a new partnership with the NHS in Worcester which is opening a new state-of-the art breast unit later in the year. We will be running a Haven service one day a week from this new unit as a year-long pilot project. This is an entirely new model of operation for us and we hope it will go a long way in helping to meet the needs of breast cancer patients in a location that is convenient for them.

Please elaborate on how the centre not only helps women but also their families dealing with cancer.

Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis is devastating and

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traumatic and it also has a huge impact on the families and close friends of that individual. Recognising this, The Haven is able to provide free counselling to help them come to terms with a relative or close friend’s diagnosis.

How does The Haven help sufferers financially?

The Haven works in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support which enables us to employ an adviser who offers high quality information on welfare benefits and money advice. This adviser can help cancer patients check their entitlement to State benefits and help claim any benefits to which they are entitled to.

This includes help with form-filling, appealing and negotiating on their behalf.

What other complementary therapies do you offer to meet their individual needs?

We offer a wide range of complementary therapies which help to address both emotional and physical issues. Amongst the most popular are counselling, massage, acupuncture, reflexology and nutrition.

Is Fulham Haven bursting at the seams? How many women use this centre?

The Fulham Haven is busy but we are able to manage our visitor numbers without having to resort to long waiting lists. We have around 700 new visitors each year but that doesn’t take into account the repeat visits of existing clients, many of whom visit us several times for their course of ten free treatments.

How essential is it for a second Haven to open to help women in North, Central and East London?

London is a big place and we want to help as many people as possible affected by breast cancer. If you live in North, Central or East London, making a journey to Fulham can be barrier if you are undergoing treatment and not feeling well. Being able to serve other parts of London is an absolute priority for us.

What role does nutrition play at the centre?

A healthy, balanced diet, with plenty of fresh seasonal vegetables and some fruit, plays an important part in a patient’s recovery from treatment. It also contributes to a healthier lifestyle in the long-term. We have qualified nutritionists who can give practical suggestions to help improve our visitors’ diets. This helps to maintain a healthy weight, boost natural defences and increase energy levels. Eating healthily can also boost mental and emotional wellbeing by supporting the health of the brain and nervous system. It can give back a sense of control and positive involvement in people’s recovery.

What do you think of Future Dreams?

I have deep admiration and respect for Future Dreams and their fundraising achievements. To have raised such impressive amounts of money for breast cancer research and support is no mean feat in the current economic climate. Their successes are even more poignant when you consider that the reason they exist is to honour the memory and wishes of their dear friends, Sylvie and Danielle, who both sadly lost their battles with breast cancer. Future Dreams has certainly created a legacy for these two women.

How is Future Dreams House an extension of The Haven in Fulham?

Both Future Dreams and The Haven strongly believe that people suffering from breast cancer shouldn’t have to face it alone and that they should be able to access the help and support they need to get them through the toughest challenge of their lives. To open a new facility in London is a fantastic opportunity for our charity and we couldn’t be doing it without the help of such a dynamic fundraising charity as Future Dreams.

Why have you enjoyed working with the Future Dreams team? What do you think of the Brick Appeal events?

Future Dreams are a joy to work with. They have so much energy and enthusiasm for the cause and you have to remember they all give up their precious time to pursue their goals. We are extremely grateful to receive their support and are very excited about the Brick Appeal campaign which is such a great fundraising concept. The drinks parties that I’ve been to have all been great fun and really well attended.

Everyone that I have spoken to at these events has expressed such enthusiasm for the cause. I’m sure the campaign will go from strength to strength.

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#FUTUREDREAMSHAVENAPPEAL

the vision

FUTURE DREAMS HOUSE

A PARTNERSHIP:

“With your help we are aiming to fulfil our dream of opening Future Dreams House by 2018.”

Future Dreams is partnering with The Haven to support people living with breast cancer.

Future Dreams is now London’s most dynamic breast cancer fundraising charity and has chosen to partner with The Haven which is the only National charity to provide free one-to-one emotional and physical support to improve the lives of anyone affected by breast cancer.

Together we will build the ‘Future Dreams House’, a landmark centre in the heart of the new Kings Cross development, specialising in breast cancer, which will look after sufferers and their families.

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The Haven is leading the way in the field of complementary breast cancer support by offering in-depth and individually tailored programmes of care to people affected by breast cancer. Working in partnership with the NHS and other charities, they aim to help people live well, with and beyond breast cancer.

The Haven intends to expand into areas of the country where there is an acute need for its services. London remains the major national hub for breast cancer treatment and The Haven has long-recognised the need to expand its services in the capital. Currently there is only one Londonbased Haven Centre, located in Fulham, and over half of the women who visit this centre have to travel across London to access its services.

The NHS is overstretched and although it provides excellent medical treatment for breast cancer patients, The Haven fills the void which is often left when medical treatment ends.

“When a woman is first diagnosed with breast cancer a whole gammut of emotions is running through her mind; terrified, helpless, rudderless, and when they come to see me for that first time, the information about their diagnosis is overwhelming. Future Dreams House offers the opportunity for patients to go to a beautiful facility, but it’s not just about the building, it’s the people in it, people with real expertise who can offer truly complementary care in an environment of calm, kindness and empathy.”

– Professor Paul Ellis, Consultant Medical Oncologist and Future Dreams Medical Trustee

“Future Dreams house is not just for myself and ladies who go through breast cancer, but for their children, their families, and their friends, because it doesn’t just affect me.”

–A manda Starr, aged 44 breast cancer survivor

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“I didn’t have anyone to talk to and the Haven really helped me.

I know the new Future Dreams House will help me and others in my age range.

I’m excited by this.”

Jodie Marks, aged 26, breast cancer survivor

“It has been a place where I can concentrate on myself while going through the trauma of diagnosis and treatment. Without The Haven it would have been such a lonely experience.”

Jane Hutchinson, aged 38 breast cancer survivor

Our mission and goal is to open Future Dreams House, home to The Haven, in the heart of the new Kings Cross Development. This will support 14 NHS hospitals and the private HCA hospitals including Princess Grace and London Clinic to name a few in central London and North and East London for women undergoing breast cancer treatment.

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SERVICES TO BE OFFERED AT FUTURE DREAMS HOUSE • Emotional support and counselling •

Complementary therapies

• Massage • Acupuncture • Exercise, relaxation and meditation classes • Mindfulness-based stress reduction •

Seminars and workshops

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Money and welfare advice

• Family and supporters’ counselling •

Image counselling

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Lymphoedema Salon

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Nutrition advice

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Risk Clinic

Each programme is tailored to help visitors and patients cope with the personal challenges of living with breast cancer. The teams of therapists are led by a specialist cancer nurse who works alongside the NHS and each visitor’s medical consultant, to ensure that the therapies are safe and integrated with medical treatment.

1 IN 8 WOMEN IN THE UK WILL GET BREAST CANCER AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFETIME ‘It will empower people and make them feel part of a community.

I want it to be seen as a positive place where people can get information in a safe environment, make decisions about their future and ‘future dreams’. There is currently nowhere for my patients from the North-West London catchment area or the central London catchment to find such handson support.’

– Professor Justin Stebbing, Professor of Cancer Medicine and Medical Oncology

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together remarkable WE CAN ACHIEVE SOMETHING

On 1st January 2015 London’s most dynamic breast cancer charity rolled out its biggest initiative to date – The Future Dreams #BRICKAPPEAL campaign Since then the committee has devoted just about every waking hour to ensuring the success of this ambitious initiative, hosting a myriad of events everywhere from the Princess of Wales, Primrose Hill and Salmontini, Belgravia to the Café Royal, Piccadilly and The Haven restaurant in Whetsone.

Over the course of the last three months, the team has met some incredible and dynamic women and men, many of whom have had their lives touched in some way by this dreadful disease.

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The premise behind the campaign is a pretty simple one: each ‘builder’ or groups of ‘builders’ have to sell 250 luxury prize draw bricks, each worth £20, to their friends, colleagues, family members – in fact everyone in their little black book! Each brick will then be entered into The Prize Draw, offering the individual an opportunity to win some fantastic and unique prizes.

All of the money raised will go towards the £5 million needed to open Future Dreams House, home to The Haven. By 2018 the proposed centre will offer the women of North, East and Central London suffering from the effects of breast cancer a free, multi-faceted and accessible support centre.

The Future Dreams committee is lucky enough to be working alongside organisations such as The Global Charity Trust, created by David Johnstone, CEO and Founder of the Free Holdings Group, and fellow trustee Lord Stanley Fink, which has provided a range of amazing aspirational prizes, including dinners for two at London’s best restaurants and overnight stays at exclusive spas. This renowned worldwide charity continually helps to raise funds and awareness from small to large projects focusing on health, education, vulnerable children, the environment and animal welfare.

At every event we are joined by a representative from the original Haven in Fulham. With this facility so oversubscribed, they know better than anyone the difference it would make to so many lives to have a second Haven in the capital.

So far we have raised just over £200,000 and our empowering builders are continuing with their amazing efforts. Every builder who raises £5,000 will be acknowledged on the visionary wall in the main entrance of Future Dreams House. unique luxury prizes.

BECOME A BUILDER TODAY FUTUREDREAMS.ORG.UK/BRICKAPPEALAPPLICATION

#BRICKAPPEAL

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patron

BECOME A

FOR FUTURE DREAMS JOIN THE CRUSADE! Future Dreams invites you to become a patron of our charity.

Join London’s most dynamic breast cancer charity by becoming a Future Dreams patron with a gift of £10,000 or more annually.

“Having seen the effects of breast cancer following my sister’s diagnosis I understand how important it is to have support for both the physical and emotional impacts of the disease. This is why I chose to support Future Dreams.”

As a patron of Future Dreams you will be helping to provide free, personalised emotional and physical support to people affected by breast cancer.

You will be at the core of our mission to build Future Dreams House, home to The Haven, a breast cancer support centre in central London.

This will of course come with an array of benefits including exclusive invitations to events and parties.

If you would like to find out more about becoming a Future Dreams patron, please contact us on 020 3011 0003 or email pippa@futuredreams.org.uk

– Melissa Odabash

“I feel honoured and excited about sharing this journey with the Future Dreams team and enabling their dream to become a reality.”

– Nikki Gewirtz MBE, Lola Rose

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support CORPORATE

RECRUITING NOW! We need your help.

There are a number of opportunities for us to work with corporate sponsors. We understand that you have marketing and corporate objectives which we can help you meet.

OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE:

“Omnicom Media Group UK is delighted to be supporting Future Dreams in their campaign to build Future Dreams House, home to The Haven in the new Kings Cross development, a landmark breast cancer support centre in Central London.

This has provided a fantastic opportunity for us to involve our valued partners and clients, in coming together to build something truly remarkable.”

Phillippa Brown – CEO at Omnicom Media Group, UK

• Building naming • Equipment purchase • Room naming • Design opportunities • Kitchen/cafe area

• Reference library • Treatment rooms • Studio • Financial support dministration services •A

Future Dreams strives for a future free from breast cancer and we are committed to helping the increasing number of women being diagnosed and undergoing treatment. We are doing this by accelerating our goal of raising £5m to build a landmark and critical breast cancer support centre in Central London.

We have a proven track record with our fundraising activities and have gained wide media coverage across all platforms. Our committee has expertise in the fields of fundraising, PR and business strategy and we can work with you to ensure your corporate image, profile and social responsibility needs are met.

Alongside meeting corporate responsibilities, being associated with Future Dreams can improve company image, employee relations and we can offer hospitality opportunities for you to invite clients to our high profile events.

“Wates and Travis Perkins are pleased to be supporting the landmark Future Dreams House in Kings Cross.

We are committed to working alongside Future Dreams over the course of the project, providing our industry expertise and financial support to assist with the delivery of this milestone facility. Wates and Travis Perkins are excited to be involved from the inception of this unique charitable construction project, which will provide benefit and support to thousands of women suffering with breast cancer.”

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“We say so much through the clothes we wear, but underneath, we all have a body.�

sisterhood Nina Mae Fowler, Future Dreams Art Ambassador interviews artist Aleah Chapin

LEFT Lucy and Laszlo ABOVE - LEFT It was the sound of their feet ABOVE - RIGHT Aleah Chapin; Photographer: Max Yawney

Your work celebrates the beauty of women of all ages, especially those often ignored and marginalized older women. What made you want to depict these subjects?

From the beginning, it was more about painting these specific women, my aunties, than the fact that they are a certain age. I have alway been aware of how narrow our viewpoint is on beauty, and struggled with it, but the project started from a much more personal place of just wanting to paint these wonderfully wild women who raised me.

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LEFT Shanti and Heather BELOW Laugh RIGHT Aleah Chapin and The Tempest; Photographer: Maria Teicher

Aleah Chapin Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, Aleah Chapin received her BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in 2009 and her MFA from the New York Academy of Art in 2012, followed by a Postgraduate Fellowship from the Academy. Chapin attended a residency at the Leipzig International Art Programme in Germany and was a Fellow at the MacDowell Colony in New Hampshire. She has been the recipient of several awards including the Posey Foundation Scholarship and two grants from the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation. In 2012, she was the first American woman to win first place in the BP Portrait Award at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

Chapin has exhibited her work in the US, the Netherlands, Germany and the UK with solo shows in New York, London and in Los Angeles coming up in 2016. Chapin lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

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In some of the paintings there is a playfulness, almost infantilizing the women – do you believe that we are all ageless?

It’s more that I don’t believe that our biological age should define our actions.

Are you challenging our preconceptions of what ‘age’ means and its boundaries and constrictions?

I hope so. Or at least shedding light on the fact that we have a choice in where our boundaries are. The body is the only thing that gets old. All too often we let that dictate how we live.

knowing the person I am painting can bring a sense of intimacy to the viewer. It’s not just that they are seeing this person through my eyes, but the person - the subject of the painting - is seeing me, so our relationship and any history we share can come through in the final piece.

Would you describe yourself as a feminist? And if so what does that mean to you?

Yes, but I think its definition has changed over time.

What it means to me is that I am a person who gets to choose the life that I want to live. It’s less about being female and more about being an individual with choice. I know that without the feminist movement, that statement would never be able to exist. It’s an incredible thing to be able to define that word for ourselves and it speaks to the power of feminism.

Your paintings are absolutely beautiful. There is a luminescence as though the inner light of the subject dictates the light within the painting. Why do you often choose to paint your subjects within a landscape?

I often don’t know whether a figure will be in a landscape or not when I begin. It really changes the mood of a painting, and sometimes mood is the very reason I will paint the figure in a landscape. It’s really exciting to be able to subtly shift the feeling of a figure through the world around them, whether a field of purple flowers or pure white.

Having just had a son myself I particularly associate with ‘Lucy and Lazlo’, depicting the unbridled joy and bond between mother and child. How do you choose your subjects? How does intimately knowing your subject affect the outcome of the portrait?

Sometimes I choose the people I paint, asking them if they will pose for me, and other times they offer. It has been said that by being an artist you get to show people how you see the world. This is true in the sense that

Future Dreams believes in supporting survivorship and that is our focus with our Future Dreams Haven Appeal, to open the largest breast cancer support centre in Central London. Can you tell us the story behind ‘Shanti and Heather’ and your experience of depicting such an important and sensitive subject?

Heather, the woman with the mastectomy was just one of the women, confident and living in her body in such a real way. What I wanted to get at in this painting is that she is a woman first. The fact that she is also a cancer survivor, while of course very important, is only part of her life. She is so much more than the scar. I wanted to show her strength and resilience as a person.

The women are always nude – do you feel the naked body tells the story of the life and achievements of the women you paint?

Yes. We say so much through the clothes we wear, but underneath, we all have a body. We can’t hide our truth this way, and we can all connect to the universal feelings of being in a body.

For me, you are reclaiming the female nude – throughout the History of Art the female nude is associated with sexuality and voyeurism – was it a conscious decision to celebrate nudity in such a different way?

Yes it was very deliberate, but I didn’t really know how I would do it. I just knew that not all nakedness had to be either sexual or demeaning. It means so much to me that the work has found a way around this narrow lens, and that the paintings can speak to people about so much more of what it means to be human.

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MIDSUMMER PARTY A host of well-known names and faces attended the spectacular and glamorous ‘Midsummer Party’ at SushiSamba helping Future Dreams raise £360,000 for the Future Dreams Haven appeal on the 30th June 2015.

HRH The Countess of Wessex mingled with over 500 guests including Future Dreams Ambassadors, supporters and guests Melanie C, Jacquie Beltrao, Kate Thornton, Vernon Kay, Gaby Roslin, Edith Bowman, Michelle Mone and James Purefoy. The evening’s star-studded line-up of entertainers included X Factor star Rebecca Ferguson whilst Vernon Kay and Edith Bowman took to the decks. Guests enjoyed SushiSamba’s delicious Japanese-BrazilianPeruvian cuisine and exotic signature cocktails enhanced by the stunning back drop of London from the 38th and 39th Floors of The Salesforce Tower on the warmest evening of 2015!

Guests bid on the silent auction with lots including a 3-day trip to Las Vegas, a private Sushi & Sake class, a box for 10 at Wimbledon’s Centre Court and a portrait by leading painter Craig Wylie. The art auction was curated by leading British artist and Future Dreams art ambassador, Nina Fowler.

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Melanie C

“I am honoured to be part of the Future Dreams fundraising journey – understanding the need, as their Ambassador, to help them raise the vital funds to eventually open Future Dreams House, supporting women and their families affected by breast cancer.”

– Mel C, Musician and Future Dreams Ambassador

HRH The Countess of Wessex, Gaby Roslin and The Haven CEO, Pam Healy OBE

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Chris Whitworth, Pam Healy OBE - CEO of The Haven, Dr Caroline Hoffman and Anthony Gooding-Simmons - Chairman of The Haven

“What an incredible event! I learnt a vital message from Future Dreams that no one should face breast cancer alone. I now feel compelled to support the Future Dreams Team reach their goal to raise £5 million to open Future Dreams House, home to The Haven.”

– Kate Thornton, Presenter

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Nikki Gewirtz - Founder of Lola Rose, Kate Thornton, Mel C and Ying Yau

Shimon Bokovza

“SUSHISAMBA celebrates women and feels a particular affinity with Future Dreams.

Our company values the opportunity to give back to important causes and we were thrilled to host the Midsummer Night Party.”

Samba Brand Management CEO & Founder. Shimon Bokovza

The Future Dreams Committee

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“Thank you Future Dreams, it is a privilege to work with you, raising money for such an amazing cause, alongside such inspirational women” – Nina Mae Fowler, Artist and Future Dreams Art Ambassador Edith Bowman and Vernon Kaye

Michelle Mone and guest

“What a wonderful and glamorous evening - and in a beautiful setting. You really do host amazing and unusual events.

The Haven couldn’t have a more exciting partnership.”

– Mr and Mrs GoodingSimmonds Chairman of The Haven

Sharon Dowsett and Amanda Turofsky

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The Future Dreams pledge women

“I just want to say what a night! I’ve had two years of three breast cancers and lung cancer. We live in Devon but I was lucky enough to be treated by the Royal Marsden. I’ve been very private and reclusive and this was my first ‘big do’! Everything was brilliantly done. Fun, generous but incredibly poignant and for me incredibly emotional. You and your team are doing an incredible thing. I hope you are all very proud of yourselves. You should be.”

- Rachel Withecombe.

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“Following the breast cancer diagnosis of my daughter last year, it has compounded my belief in the need for breast cancer support for the sufferer and their family. The work of Future Dreams is crucial and I believe Future Dreams House will be a London landmark centre which will support and care for generations of breast cancer sufferers and survivors.”

– Dr Nick Lowe, Dermatologist

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THE ROYAL MARSDEN, THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTRE IN EUROPE, AND RALPH LAUREN CORPORATION ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE A NEW PARTNERSHIP TO FUND A STATE-OF-THE-ART BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FACILITY.

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The Ralph Lauren Centre for breast cancer research will be housed in a new facility at The Royal Marsden’s Chelsea hospital.

Staffed by a team of world-renowned clinicians and scientists working with the latest in cancer research technology, the centre will be dedicated to advancing breast cancer research with the goal of improving early diagnosis and the development of new treatments for breast cancer.

“I am so pleased and honoured for our Company to partner with The Royal Marsden, a truly remarkable institution with a global reputation for groundbreaking research and pioneering the very latest in cancer treatments and Emma Watson

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technologies. It is my great hope that this partnership advances cancer treatment options and outcomes for patients around the world.”

The Ralph Lauren Centre for breast cancer research will occupy a whole floor in the historic Royal Marsden hospital which will be developed to the highest specification to provide a world-class facility for breast cancer research.

“Fighting breast cancer has been a long-standing goal of mine.”

Mr Ralph Lauren, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Ralph Lauren Corporation

Cally Palmer, Chief Executive of The Royal Marsden, said, “The support of the Ralph Lauren Corporation will be of immense benefit to The Royal Marsden’s pioneering cancer research strategy. It has the potential to change clinical practice and contribute significantly to the international knowledge basis.”

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Joanna Franks, Consultant Breast and Oncoplastic Surgeon gives Future Dreams an insight into being a breast surgeon & the future of breast cancer treatment & surgery.

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Why did you decide to become a breast surgeon?

I first knew I wanted to be a doctor at kindergarten.

I decided to be a surgeon when I went to medical school. Approximately 10% of Consultant surgeons at the Royal College of Surgeons are women. I was acutely aware that to manage a surgical career and a family was going to be a challenge. Breast surgery was a good balance as there are urgent operations but rarely true emergencies. I also recognised that this was an area where female patients may prefer a female surgeon.

Explain the journey of a breast cancer patient before, during and after diagnosis.

Each individual’s cancer diagnosis and journey will be different. There should be no set pathway in the modern era of personalised care. During the assessment, diagnostic and active treatment phase of each patient’s pathway they are seen regularly by myself and the extended multi-disciplinary team. As we complete their treatment, patients will still come to the hospital for clinical review and imaging, but the time between appointments becomes longer.

This is often the first time that patients have a chance to reflect on their diagnosis and treatment. I recently reviewed one of my younger patients. She was in her early 20s when she was diagnosed and has a young family, three children under six. She, like many women in her position, is struggling to re-join her life where she left it before her diagnosis and treatment.

This is affecting not just her but her relationship with her husband and children.

I wanted to refer her to The Haven where I felt she could work through these issues and meet other women who had conquered similar experiences and come out the other side, stronger and able to face each new day. With a young family she was not able to make the journey to The Haven - this was my light bulb moment to contact Future Dreams.

After diagnosis, what are the choices available to breast cancer sufferers who require breastconserving surgery or mastectomy?

Breast cancer treatment has changed over the last decade. The approach to managing any breast cancer diagnosis will include gaining as much information as possible before a personalised treatment plan can be made. Surgery to the breast is however still broadly divided into breast-conserving surgery and mastectomy. Oncoplastic surgery priorities excellent cancer management. Using these techniques allows more women to keep their breasts. For example, a cancer in a sufficiently large breast maybe tackled via a breast reduction - a therapeutic mammoplasty.

“Knowledge is power: once we have all the information we can develop a personalised plan.”

There are, however sometimes, still indications for mastectomy. This can be combined with a reconstruction either at the time of the cancer surgery or at a later date. The advantages of an immediate reconstruction include improved aesthetics and maintenance of positive body image.

The improved prognosis for women diagnosed with breast cancer has placed a much greater emphasis on survivorship. Choosing the right management for an individual patient has never been more important. Patients live for decades with the adverse effects of both their surgery and medical treatments. A poor cosmetic outcome or lifelong side effects from medication can be a daily reminder and have life-altering psychosocial effects.

What is the youngest case of breast cancer you have seen to date?

The practice at UCLH specialises in seeing more young women with breast cancer as they are referred from across the London Cancer Region.

The majority of these women have no significant family history. The youngest patient I have seen was 17 years old - she did however have a genetic predisposition to the disease.

Please can you share your knowledge and opinion on breast awareness, screening, mammography and the importance of knowing your body?

Most of the women who we see in the breast clinic with a diagnosis of breast cancer come through the symptomatic clinic - they have noticed a change in the breast. It is vital that we remain breast aware and regularly self-examine. Once a month women should be looking at their breasts and examining themselves. The most important thing is to know the road map of you. If you notice any changes then you need prompt clinical review. A women’s breast changes considerably through her stages of life.

Any patient or GP concerns should always be taken seriously and expert advice should be sought.

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Mammograms are used to assess women from 40 years old. However, younger women who attend a symptomatic clinic with suspicious changes in the breast may have a mammogram as part of their assessment. MRI scans are used to screen high risk women and may be needed to gather more information once a diagnosis of breast cancer has been made.

The statistics of women surviving breast cancer are improving every year and treatment today has evolved and transformed so much in the last 10 years. How has this changed the patient journey? How does The Haven fit in with these changes?

Breast cancer treatment has become much more sophisticated. Gathering information about each individual cancer is necessary to develop a personalised management plan. Once you are told the lump or changes you have in your breast are a cancer then most patient’s reaction is to remove it as quickly as possible. The wait for the results of further investigations can be agonising and the concept of treating with medical therapies first can take some adjustment.

Fortunately we now have a much greater range of treatments in our armoury. Patients should never feel rushed into making a decision until we have all of the facts. Each case is different and may need a specific approach to get the very best long term result. Knowledge is power: once we have all the information we can develop a personalised plan. It goes without saying that surgery is irreversible - patients can only understand all the options open to them once we have a full picture of an individual case. To give a couple of practical examples, a patient diagnosed with a large cancer who previously would have had a mastectomy followed by chemotherapy may be able to achieve breast conserving surgery if she has the chemotherapy first. Another patient may be able to convert a mastectomy without reconstruction to one combined with an immediate reconstruction if she has medical treatment prior to the surgery. The increased number of options available to patients can feel daunting.

At the Haven, patients can speak to other women going through the same decision-making process or to those who have come out the other end of the treatment.

Meeting others who have faced similar challenges and conquered their fears takes away some of the feelings of isolation. Finding a place where you can be yourself instead of putting all your energies into pretending you are OK makes all the difference. The treatment regimes push patients both physically and emotionally and having a support network that can empathise not just sympathise makes all the difference.

Do you believe conventional and complementary therapies are equally vital for breast cancer care and treatment? Have you ever visited The Haven, Fulham?

I am a great believer in running complementary therapies alongside conventional treatment. I think the two work well together and many of the treatments available at The

“Unfortunately men tend to be diagnosed at a later stage as breast cancer is often not considered.”

Haven help with the management of both short term and long term side effects.

It is evident to those who see patients who have been fortunate enough to visit The Haven just how much power women gain when they draw on each other’s strength. Meeting people who have had similar experiences and being able to freely express themselves in a place of security is so important. My patients put on a brave face much of the time - they have thoughts which they rarely allow to escape from the recesses of their minds - working through these issues is an important part of the healing process. Finding the right place to do it is paramount - The Haven allows this.

Is there any difference in the treatment of women under 40 and that of older generations?

The treatment of any breast cancer will be determined by the tumour burden, cancer type, and how we predict it will respond to different treatments. However in the under 40s there are additional factors to consider. We are more likely to offer genetic testing to this group of patients - the result of this may influence the surgical approach to the index breast and the other side.

Depending on the age of the patients and their stage in life, fertility will be an area which we need to discuss prior to starting any medical treatment. They are also the group of patients who may already have a young family who will need support as they watch their mother undergo treatment. For single mothers, parental responsibility may influence what treatment regime they will be able to accept.

These patients may attend with their own parents as their main supporters. This is particularity hard on both the patients and the parents - none of whom would have considered this scenario until they have to face it.

What percentage of men are affected by breast cancer?

1% of breast cancer diagnoses are male and I usually treat one male per year in my practice. Unfortunately men tend to be diagnosed at a later stage as breast cancer is often not considered. So all the men out there, breast awareness is also important for you.

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What do you think of the fundraising work of Future Dreams and their mission to partner with The Haven and open London largest breast cancer support centre, Future Dreams House, in the new Kings Cross Development?

Future Dreams House will provide a lifeline to those women who have recently been diagnosed, are undergoing treatment, coping with the issues of survivorship or tackling the devastating news that they have had a relapse. The location in the new Kings Cross Development should allow more patients from across north and central London to use these vitally needed services.

I know that patients will benefit from it as soon as the doors open.

“I am a great believer in running complementary therapies alongside conventional treatment”

How do you relax?

Like most of the people reading this magazine I am at my happiest when I am with my husband and sons. Spending time with my family and friends is my priority when I am not working. It’s not an easy balance and I am acutely aware of how understanding they all have to be as there are times when I am a little distracted or cancel arrangements at short notice.

When I am outside of London I am at my most relaxed as I am too far away to get hands on and so I focus my energies on having some down time.

How do you juggle being a surgeon, mother, wife?

What is your daily routine?

It’s a constant balancing act and like all working mothers there are times when, on reflection, I do not get it right. Monday to Friday I am working full time - I have help with my children and an amazingly supportive husband who relieves my maternal guilt. On the days I operate and know I will be late he will try to be home to see the boys before bed. The boys know that once I get home I don’t usually need to go back in but they are also aware that it can happen. Every morning they ask me what time I will be back, which is a tug on the heart strings. I try not to work on the weekend - I may do an early ward round. When I take annual leave I try not to be in London as it’s hard to separate work and home life.

What is your guilty pleasure?

Chocolate - I have far too much.

What is the motto you live by?

“Everything in moderation” and “life is for living.”

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Professor Mohammed Keshtgar, consultant breast cancer specialist at The Royal Free, London, believes that diet and lifestyle are risk factors in the development and progression of the disease.

Here he talks about his new cookbook and what prompted him to write it.

I was motivated to write this book in collaboration with my colleagues as I have become increasingly convinced that diet and lifestyle are contributing factors to the development of cancer. Over the years, I have met and treated countless women, and some men, with breast cancer. In my experience, when a patient is informed of their breast cancer diagnosis, after a short period of getting over the shock of the news, the majority would like to take an active role in their treatment. They find loss of control difficult to bear and they would like to regain that control. I am asked to advise them on what they can do to help them fight the disease. Diet and lifestyle are two aspects that they can modify immediately, and with relative ease.

Many feel empowered to take responsibility for themselves. This also helps them to go into fight mode and psychologically feel better about themselves and their treatment. My approach is very much in keeping with the philosophy of Dr Caroline Hoffman, Clinical and Research Director at The Haven, who comments ‘Helping people to develop healthy eating habits is an important part of The Haven’s support programme. It can bring many benefits such as helping to reduce some of the side effects from medical treatment, maintaining a healthy weight and supporting your immune system. Healthy eating can also boost mental health and well-being by supporting the health of the brain and the nervous system, as well as your general well-being. It also gives you something that you can do to help yourself in a positive way’.

So my colleagues and I have prepared a guide to foods to eat more of, foods to eat in moderation and foods you should be cautious of. This is followed by 100 recipes, which have been carefully devised, incorporating the current evidence to help you towards a healthy, well-balanced diet. I hope that you enjoy cooking and eating them.

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Reader offer

The Breast Cancer Cookbook Over 100 easy recipes for cancer prevention and to boost health during and after treatment

by Professor Mohammed Keshtgar

Try one of the recipes Berry and rosewater sorbet The subtle, floral aroma of rosewater complements the natural sweetness of berries in this refreshing sorbet.

Serves 4 Ingredients 250g strawberries, hulled 250g raspberries 1/4 tsp rosewater 2 tsp maple syrup 2 tbsp water (if needed)

Method Halve 150g of the strawberries and place these in a freezerproof container with all of the raspberries.

Freeze for a minimum of 6 hours.

Based on the latest scientific research and the author’s extensive patient experience, this book takes you through foods that can play a positive role in the prevention and treatment of breast cancer.

Over 100 simple recipes, especially created to take in all the dietary considerations linked to it and possible side effects of treatment, cover breakfasts, soups, salads, fish and shellfish, poultry and meat, vegetarian dishes, desserts, treats and drinks.

The Breast Cancer Cookbook: Over 100 easy recipes for cancer prevention and to boost health during and after treatment by Professor Mohammed Keshtgar is published

by Quadrille at £20.00. Readers of this magazine may purchase the book at the special price of £18.00 and Quadrille will donate £5 to Future Dreams House home to the Haven Breast Cancer Support for every book sold. To take advantage of this offer please call our distributor MDL on 01256 302699 and quote code FK5. This offer includes free p&p to UK mainland and is valid until 31.12.15.

Once the fruit it completely frozen, transfer to a food processor and add the fresh strawberries, rosewater and maple syrup. Blend for about 5 minutes, scraping the sides down regularly, until you have a soft, spoonable sorbet.

If the mixture still seems very stiff after 5 minutes of blending, add 2 tbsp water and blend again. Serve immediately.

Tip: soothing sorbets and ices Sensitive gums and a sore mouth are a common consequence of cancer treatment and care must be taken to prevent localised infections, as your body has enough to cope with fighting cancer. Cold, smooth foods like ices and sorbets can provide a welcome relief from discomfort. Make your own soft ices and smoothies and use them as a means to introduce nutrient-rich fruits into your diet, remembering to avoid any ingredients known to irritate your mouth.

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Nikki Gewirtz started Lola Rose 15 years ago, creating affordable semiprecious stone jewellery that brings pleasure to so many. This year she was awarded an MBE for her outstanding services to jewellery design.

For all of us in the world The mother, the daughter The sister, the aunt, the niece The grandma and the friend Be strong, be happy But always be you!

Nikki Gewirtz

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WITH LOLA ROSE AND FUTURE DREAMS My connection to Future Dreams is extremely personal and very close to my heart. I grew up with Sylvie and Danielle, so have always had an immense loyalty to their cause to help women with breast cancer. I watched in awe as they set up Future Dreams and worked to create a safe place for women in similar situations to their own and I continue to watch, with the upmost respect, the progress that is made in their memory to improve the lives of others.

d We all know someone who has been touched by this terrible disease, so to know that there are support centres out there, such as The Haven, that are vital in offering essential emotional and physical support to both women and their families, makes it just that little bit easier to deal with. I feel incredibly privileged to be given the opportunity to have a part in helping build a stronger future for so many, and so humbled that I am able to share the success of Lola Rose with a cause I feel so very passionate about.

For the month of October we will be donating 15% off full price jewellery sales at www.lolarose.co.uk to help Future Dreams with its aim of raising ÂŁ5million to create a much needed breast cancer support centre in central London. Please visit the Lola Rose website to help support this fabulous cause; www.lolarose.co.uk

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It was Vogue that described Melissa Odabash’s swimwear as the “Ferrari of the bikini world” and it is certainly easy to see how she earned such praise.

The American ex-model designs swimwear that is cut to perfection, making women feel like a million dollars.

She has been an expert in her field for over 15 years, with her most recent accolade being a Golden Award for ‘Swimwear Brand of the Year’. Her celebrity fans, meanwhile, include the likes of the Duchess of Cambridge, Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez. Yet it is her most recent initiative of which she is most proud.

It was a decade ago, after her sister Jamie underwent a mastectomy and then struggled to find swimwear, that Melissa realised there was a gap in the market.

With her customary determination, she decided to take the initiative and, together with London’s most dynamic breast cancer fundraising charity, Future Dreams (for which she is an ambassador), created a gorgeous swimwear collection that took into consideration the difficulties and concerns of women dealing with postsurgery issues.

With fellow Future Dreams celebrity ambassador and Sky TV presenter Jacquie Beltrao - who herself had undergone a mastectomy - as the ‘face’ of the new brand, the collection was launched at Fenwick’s at the beginning of 2015. Comprising of five styles – all of

“ Designing the Future Dreams collection I wanted women to feel good and confident about themselves post surgery.”

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“I wanted to show other women who might be experiencing what I was going through a year ago, that there is hope.”

Jacquie Beltrao, Sky Sports presenter and breast cancer survivor

which have sewn-in moulded cups with the option to insert a breast form – the collection has been a huge success, great news for Future Dreams which receives a 20% contribution from each piece sold.

Melissa’s main aim when designing the range was to make women feel confident again. Before she began, she spent time with inspiring Future Dreams supporters Joanna Leviton and Selena Levy, with their own very personal experiences of breast cancer proving invaluable. Melissa then worked tirelessly to find the right materials. She used designs made from soft microfibre fabric so there were no seams or wiring. When Jacquie was first asked to model the collection she said she felt ‘liberated’ and wanted to show other women who might be experiencing what she was going through a year ago that there is hope.

Each style is named after someone whose life has been affected by the disease. Along with the Jacquie, the Joanna and the Selena, there is the Danielle and the Sylvie, named for Future Dreams’ mother-anddaughter founders Sylvie Henry and Danielle Leslie who both passed away after battles with breast cancer within two years of starting the charity.

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Since it was launched back in 1999, Melissa Odabash as a brand has gone from strength to strength.

Complementing the range of swimwear, which is sold in 47 countries around the world, is a range of beachwear accessories including beach bags, jewellery, sandals and hats. Always happy to come out of her comfort zone, we can tell that Melissa loves what she’s doing and we are very lucky to have her on board.

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“Any team that is focused to support the well being of women and their families under great stress and anxiety grabs my attention. Future Dreams is an inspiring charity that works hard to get results. Their energy, enthusiasm and fierce determination is to be applauded.”

Nicola Rose - Fashion & Creative Director Red Magazine

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IS ROSIE Bring Pink into your make up palette this Autumn with the iconic make up artist and Future Dreams supporter Sharon Dowsett.

Pink is a surprising trend for autumn as it’s often associated with spring time. I always thought of it as a young girl’s favourite shade and not so much for grown-ups. But I’m seriously reconsidering pink since seeing so much of it on the AW15 catwalks. Where fashion leads, we follow. With pink’s positive connotations of youth, innocence, charm, tenderness, romance and femininity, what’s not to love?

Women look radiant when they wear pink and we all want to look healthy and pretty – so if you’ve forgotten pink, why not inject it back into your life this autumn. All skin tones can benefit from the skin-brightening powers of pink: to be ‘in the pink’ means to be in extremely good health and spirits!

In the Summer most of us prefer to look tanned, but in Autumn you can mimic a cold flush. You don’t have to completely ditch your bronzer – combine the two. Choose a subtle pink toned bronzer - not too orange or too dark for your skin tone.

Pick up a little with a big brush and sweep across your cheeks and forehead, or gently contour cheekbones (I call this ‘brontour’!) Then add a berry blush to the apples of your cheeks.

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Using a cream blush makes you look more natural, as the texture doesn’t sit on the skin. Feel your bones with your fingers – I like to slightly sculpt by creating a ‘Nike’ tick from the front of the cheekbone (the padded part) up towards the temples. Bright and dark pinks can be sheered out to look natural, so don’t be put off by intense shades. Buff it on with a fibre brush as sometimes fingers can pick up too much product.

The most impactful way to wear pink is on the lips - last Autumn/Winter season boasted pink power pouts on the catwalks – well crafted, bold, bright and mainly matte.

This season, the trend is for a frosted texture and a paler pink, on a tidal wave of nineties nostalgia. Texture is as important as colour.

Choosing the right pink for your skin tone is like choosing a red lipstick: try a cool toned pink (slightly blue or lilac) and a warm toned pink (slightly orange or peach) to find out which suits you the most. The wrong shade will drain and the right shade will light up your face. Ask a friend.

If pink lips are a step too far for you, try it on your nails!

We can be more playful with our fingertips. Or tap into the glamorous gothic trend with a deep plum or dark chocolate lip, marrying it with pink cheeks and grey eye shadow. Pink cheeks and lips soften black eyes and brows, so you can go darker than you would normally dare.

"I'm deeply touched by the stories of the ladies in recovery.

I want to see the Future Dreams House built so I can come and help them feel better through the medium of makeup."

Sharon Dowsett

This season it’s lining eyes in a tough schoolgirl way and darkening full brows in a Cara D way. Brows frame the face and these tend to be the first things that I define.

I use a couple of shades that are close to my hair colour, literally lifting them by pencilling a little higher, especially the arch. I start with blonde and build up to brunette.

Black may be too hard for real life, so try dark brown if you want strong brows.

Seasons are about renewal, which is the perfect reason to update your makeup routine. I think of makeup as part of getting dressed, LUXURIOUS and we change what we wear according MASCARA FOR INSTANT FALSE LASH EFFECT to the weather.

In the same way you’d swap your cotton REMASTERED FORMULA T-shirt for a cashmere cardigan; swap your tinted RAISE THE VOLUME, LIVE THE LEGEND moisturiser for a lightweight, velvety foundation. Maybe this Autumn you might want to choose one with a pink tone, and give yourself a boost.

Don’t forget that SPF is still a necessity - even when you can’t see the sun, it’s still there.

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Bring Pink into your make up palette this Autumn with the iconic make up artist and Future Dreams supporter Sharon Dowsett.

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1. Morgan Taylor Nail Polish Simply irresistible!

2. Soft Pink by Shu Uemura The powder version I like is the soft pink by Shu Uemura, as the pigment’s so true and the texture so soft.

This blush will give you a real colour boost and will last longer than creams or gels. Apply transculent powder first so that it glides on, or afterwards to tone it down.

3. L’Oreal Paris Nude Magique BB Blush L’Oreal Paris Nude Magique BB Blush – Universal Blush for Rosy Healthy Cheeks – is a ‘self-adjusting’ velvety gel that goes on clear and transforms on contact into a long wearing rosy ‘stain’ for your cheeks. It really is a bit like magic and very natural looking.

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4. Yves Saint Laurent Touche Éclat For under eye illumination, the original is still the best – YSL’s Touche Eclat in Luminous Radiance has a pinky tone which hides the appearance of fatigue by concealing and brightening. It can also be used to highlight cheek and brow bones, down the centre of your nose and Cupid’s bow.

5. Lancome Lipstick Lancome’s lipstick range contains many shades of pink in a hydrating formula – your lips will feel the change in temperature so nourish them at the same time as colouring them. Pink is the ultimate feminine colour and the most sophisticated shade you can wear this Autumn!

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6. Maybelline New York Volum’ Express You can’t beat Maybelline NY’s mascaras for value and their wands always marry the formula perfectly. My all time favourite is Falsies because the curved wand cups your lashes and curls them as you apply – it’s like a support bra for your lashes!

7. Nourishing Lip Sheen Packed with passion fruit oil, pistachio butter and organic shea butter, our Nourishing Lip Sheen cares for more than just your lips.

8. Giorgio Armani Eye Tint Flannel Giorgio Armani’s new eye tints can be applied in a translucent way – the smooth, silky texture creates an even wash of colour. Try a subtle pink like Flannel with soft brown mascara. If you like the idea of a stronger pink, edge with a thin black liner to avoid eyes looking ‘sore’ or use the colour to blush your brow bones.

9. Clarisonic Cleaning System Most importantly, for your skin to glow, makeup must be taken off properly! Since I discovered Clarisonic, my skin has looked much clearer, which means I spend less time covering up and more time experimenting with colour!

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LUXURIOUS MASCARA FOR INSTANT FALSE LASH EFFECT REMASTERED FORMULA

RAISE THE VOLUME, LIVE THE LEGEND

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the future dreams

BOUQUET

Nikki Tibbles Wild at Heart are really excited to be supporting Future Dreams through a number of exciting initiatives.

For breast cancer awareness month, we have designed a special Future Dreams Bouquet which will be on sale through our website during the month of October and we will be donating 25% of the proceeds through the sale of this bouquet to Future Dreams.

This exclusive bouquet has a mix of gorgeous nude roses and sweet bombastic spray roses, along with garden hydrangea and snowberry.

To order a bouquet, visit www.wildatheart.com.

Future Dreams Ambassador, Nikki Tibbles is a luxury florist famous for its opulent and unique style. Creativity and quality are at the heart of everything they do and their event and wedding flowers are truly breathtaking.

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FANTASTIC

Future Dreams is excited to announce that celebrated women’s footballer Steph Houghton has become our latest sports Ambassador.

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We are very proud to have you has an ambassador to Future Dreams, are you involved with lots of charities? As professional sports women we do a lot of charity and community work with our clubs and with our international team but I wanted to work closely with a charity that I have an emotional empathy with.

What is the emotional empathy that you feel you have with Future Dreams? A number of members of my family been affected by different forms of cancer. I wanted to be able to support women going through the same thing that members of my family have been through. By raising awareness of the Future Dreams charity I can hopefully help Future Dreams reach the goal of building a Haven in London.

steph’s

10 HEALTH TIPS

1. Nutrition Three well portioned meals each day with healthy snacks in between.

2. Hydration Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.

3. Sleep/Relaxation Allows the body to recover and the mind to refocus

4. Stretching Preventing injuries, stretching also helps with any muscle soreness.

5. Exercise Important to exercise 3 to 4 times a week to keep in shape and stay healthy.

6. Variety Keep changing exercise routine to keep you motivated.

7. Enjoyment

“The women that I met at The Haven in Leeds were so strong and they all talked positively about how the facility played a part in their recovery and rehabilitation.”

You have visited The Haven in Leeds, why do feel it is so important to open another centre in London? It will help women have a great support and resources, at what is such a hard time. The women I met at The Haven in Leeds were so strong and they all talked positively about how the facility played a part in their recovery and rehabilitation.

It is important that further Haven’s starting in London, can provide that support for many other women around the country.

Relax and restore your mind and body by doing the activities you enjoy.

8. Keeping a diary Allows you to see what you have accomplished in the week and how much you have improved!

9. Protein Shake After intensive work out to help build and repair muscles ready for the next day!

10. Recovery Strategies Foam roll and ice bathing.

Back in 2012 Steph led Team GB in the London’s Olympics, when she scored a goal in each of the games, including the winner against Brazil in front of over 70,000 fans inside Wembley Stadium, making her a household name.

“Steph is by far a standout player of Great Britain, England and Manchester City teams.”

This year as England captain Steph and Team GB travelled across the pond to Canada to play in the women’s football world cup where they managed to secure a place at the semi-finals. Go Steph!

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Savannah Miller, looking elegant in her ‘Hope’ scarf

Alice Stone, Creative Director of Lily and Lionel

Named after Creative Director Alice Stone’s grandparents, luxury British fashion house Lily and Lionel has become synonymous with innovative print design.

After 6 years of focusing on creating iconic prints and sourcing the finest fabrics, the time was right to expand our product offering to include resort and swimwear collections to sit alongside our signature scarf line. The S/S15 capsule resort collection was so successful a full ready to wear collection launches for A/W15.

Natasha Corrett, creator of Honestly Healthy

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The AW15 collection sees classic prints take on a new form through innovative design techniques. Bringing together elements of the lady and the rebel that make up the Lily and Lionel woman, this season’s pieces are elegant yet contemporary. Designs have been painted free-hand, lending an inky, fluid element to traditional animal and floral prints, whilst an emphasis on texture adds depth and diversity. This season’s signature city scenes have been inspired by old photos from the Lily and Lionel family album, with spots of light placed to soften an urban landscape.

A neutral colour palette throughout the collection ties all these themes together, creating new classics that you can effortlessly mix and match with your winter wardrobe.

One of the pieces from A/W15 that Lily and Lionel is most proud of is ‘Hope’, the scarf that has been produced to support Future Dreams. Featuring a bespoke but signature Lily and Lionel leopard digital print, the scarf is a wearable and contemporary monochrome base with flashes of feminine candy pink. Tactile, soft and oversized, it is a luxurious and covetable accessory for every woman. “I was incredibly moved by the story of Sylvie and Danielle and so inspired by the strong and dynamic women of the Future Dreams committee. I have every confidence that the charity will reach their target to build the Future Dreams House, I wanted to give back and be part of the journey” said Alice Stone, founder of Lily and Lionel.

Sold exclusively online at www.lilyandlionel.com, the scarf is a limited edition, with 50% of every sale going directly to Future Dreams. The print was inspired by a favourite Lily and Lionel scarf worn by Future Dreams’ founder Danielle Leslie.

In 2014 Lily and Lionel was awarded Accessories Brand of the Year at the Drapers Accessories and Footwear Awards. As well as being named Walpole’s British Luxury Brand of Tomorrow 2012, we’re proud to say we have fans in Elle Macpherson, Kate Winslet, Naomi Watts, Savannah Miller, Natasha Corrett and Liv Tyler.

As we approach Lily and Lionel’s seventh year, we are present in over 150 locations around the world, including Liberty, Harvey Nichols, Harrods, Le Bon Marché and Bloomingdale’s. lilyandlionel.com lilyandlionel

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laura hobson Illustrator for the Future Dreams Savoy Handbag Auction

Graphic Designer and illustrator Laura Hobson from Poke London has lovingly illustrated each stunning bag for Future Dreams as a charity chapter of her ‘A Bag a Day’ blog, this series will raise money for the Future Dreams Haven Appeal “I’ve always loved drawing and have been creating since a young age – I actually used to cut out bags and clothes from fashion magazines and make them into my own fictional magazine layouts! The bags I draw are usually interesting colours; I love using colour and patterns to create texture in my illustrations.”

Future Dreams is close to Laura’s heart as her mum was diagnosed with breast cancer almost 10 years ago, while in her 40s, so of course she was keen to help fundraise and raise awareness for the appeal.

Thankfully her mum defeated the cancer through chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments. The hospital nurses supporting her were fantastic and really helped her mum through fighting the disease, which is why Laura believes The Future Dreams Haven Appeal is such a worthwhile cause. “I think it’s very important for women diagnosed with breast cancer to have somewhere to relax and go to for support.”

“The Ralph Lauren Ricky Floral bag has become a favourite of mine”

Ralph Lauren

Name Laura Hobson Age 24 Birthplace Derby Current location London Favourite bag Used to be the Celine Luggage Tote, but I’ve fallen in love with the Ralph Lauren Ricky Floral bag – it was just so fun to illustrate!

Favourite fashion designer I love Elie Saab – the material and gorgeous colours used for his dresses are amazing. If I ever won the lottery I would buy one of his dresses immediately!

Favourite fashion illustrator Can I have two? I love Megan Hess’s work - she has a very different style to me, but I love the controlled, precise aspect to her work. And then Donald Drawbertson (featured in last years issue) has an amazing portfolio of work – his style is very loose and I love the expression in DONALD DRAWBE RTSON his illustrations.

CIRCLES OF STRENGTH

To help with Future Dreams’ fundraising, Laura illustrated all the donated bags for The Savoy ‘Handbag Auction’ and has also produced limited edition prints of all the bags where 100% of the proceeds will also go to the cause “There’s a massive range in terms of design, pattern, and colour, so they were all fun to illustrate, but the Ralph Lauren Ricky Floral bag has become a favourite of mine - the pattern is amazing and makes it such a bold statement piece.”

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handbag AUCTION

Ultimate Handbag Auction at ‘Support in the City’ Ladies Lunch, The Savoy 5th October - in aid of Future Dreams Haven Appeal.

Brics

Mulberry

DVF

Longchamp

Christian Louboutin

Valentino

DVF

Edie Parker

Jerome Dreyfuss

Supported by the most influential heads of fashion, designer brands such as Mulberry, Edie Parker, Ralph Lauren, Tumi, Christian Loboutin and Longchamp. All bags have been generously been donated to this exclusive auction,

by Net-a-Porter, Fenwick Bond Street, MatchesFashion.com, Iris, Melissa Odabash and many more.

Calling all fashionistas! Limited edition prints of all the unique Laura Hobson bag illustrations, for Future Dreams, are available to purchase at futuredreams.org.uk/shop

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let’s talk

LYMPHOEDEMA

Gemma Levine shares her own experience of this difficult condition and how she was inspired to raise awareness and knowledge to help fellow sufferers Introducing Gemma Levine, photographer Diana Princess of Wales, Baroness Margaret Thatcher, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Dame Judi Dench, Henry Moore ... since the mid-1970s, Gemma Levine has been photographing the British Establishment in her signature black-and-white style. With a gift for creating unobtrusive settings that reflect the individual style of her sitters, Gemma’s career has encompassed hundreds of encounters with the most wellknown and fascinating people in Britain. As Sir John Gielgud said, ‘It is an unexpected pleasure to submit oneself to an artist whom one can relax with on such easy terms and whose pictures are so successfully expressive.’ Her unique relationship with the sculptor Henry Moore led her to create intimate photographs of his working practices over a ten-year period, until his death in 1986. Gemma’s archive is housed at TATE Britain where she lectures on the sculptor and his work. Through her career she spent time photographing Israel’s landcsape, and top Israeli Leaders including Golda Meir and Yitzhak Rabin.

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Gemma’s unexpected diagnosis of inflammatory breast cancer in November 2010 resulted in a full mastectomy on her right breast, followed by the trauma of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. She was alerted when noticing an inflammation externally on her right breast, and shared her concern over supper that evening with a friend, who advised her to get a breast check at her GP. While undergoing chemotherapy and having excess time on her hands, Gemma talked to patients who were in the same position. She gained insight, positive and negative, of patients’ thoughts and reactions to their breast cancer journey. Writing the text in her head and simultaneously living it herself, she realised that a book on breast cancer was a project she needed to complete. Post treatment, Gemma wrote ‘Go with the flow’, a practical guide to the incredible journey that all cancer patients must travel if they are to regain control of their life. This best seller included contributions from medical practitioners, researchers, support staff, therapists, even make-up experts and a cordon bleu cook that, combined to provide a book of valuable insights and comfort. Proceeds of the published book went to Maggi Cancer Care Centres.

Two months post radio therapy, Gemma’s right arm, from below her elbow, felt heavy, ached and was particularly swollen. This pain was disturbing her creative work as she was unable to hold her heavy camera equipment. Acting swiftly, Gemma went straight to her breast surgeon Professor Kefah Mokbel at The Princess Grace Hospital, London. He recognised her symptoms immediately and told Gemma that she was now suffering from lymphoedema. An appointment was made with Bernie Martin, a remedial massage specialist,

“Little is known about lymphoedema. Nevertheless it causes huge physical and psychological suffering post breast cancer treatment. It manifests with an uncomfortable arm or breast swelling and can cause severe life threatening infections within the swollen region. One in five women (and men treated for breast cancer) have a lifetime risk of developing lymphoedema. Breast cancer treatment is a long and uncomfortable journey but for the majority who are cured it can become a distant memory.

That is not so for lymphoedema which cannot be cured and is always a visual reminder of the breast cancer. Lymphoedema remains one of the major distressing side effects of cancer treatment.

I predict that in the foreseeable future, new treatments will become available. Only then will doctors really become interested. Hopefully this booklet will raise interest and knowledge.”

Professor Peter Mortimer MD FRCP

UPTO

40%

OF PEOPLE ARE AFFECTED BY LYMPHOEDEMA AFTER BREAST CANCER.

and the breast nurse handed Gemma a small booklet about lymphoedema. Gemma was unsure, frightened and concerned how long this condition was going to last.

The massage sessions took nearly two years of weekly visits. Taking further advice, Gemma also visited Carmel Phelan, a manual lymph drainage specialist, who used compression machines and recommended Gemma wore specialised garments, enabling the condition to remain stable.

In February 2015 Gemma was featured in a BBC TV Documentary about her life and career. Filmed at her home and studio, the viewer was given an understanding into all aspects of Gemma’s dayto-day life. Of course this included, very fleetingly, her lymphoedema routine and treatment. As the documentary ended Gemma was flooded by emails from lymphoedema sufferers who had seen the programme, sparking another mission in Gemma to write and share her experiences with this littlepublicised condition.

Whilst at a check-up appointment with her oncologist, Professor Paul Ellis at The LOC, Gemma proposed putting together a publication about living with lymphoedema. That day, Gemma learnt all about Future Dreams, as unbeknown to her, Professor Paul Ellis is the Future Dreams Medical Trustee and a close friend to the founder’s family. He suggested that Gemma contact Professor Peter Mortimer MD FRCP, the lead in dermatological medicine and research into the development of lymphoedema following breast cancer treatment, based at the University of London, St George’s and The Royal Marsden Hospitals. At that meeting, Peter and Gemma shared a vision to create a much needed book to give guidance and information to sufferers.

Today, Gemma Levine and the Future Dreams Team share a goal, that there will be the first lymphoedema ‘Salon’ at Future Dreams House and all visitors will have access to specialised treatment and be given a complimentary edition of ‘Let’s talk lymphoedema’.

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BELSIZE PARK 2 Englands Lane NW3 4TG HAMPSTEAD 4a – 5a Perrins Court NW3 1QS gingerandwhite.com

SCHOOL COFFEE MORNINGS: Join Future Dreams and host a school coffee morning at Ginger & White in Hampstead or Belsize Park during the month of October.

Contact Joanne at joanne@futuredreams.org to book your coffee morning.

Meet the Future Dreams team over a Ginger & White coffee and learn more about their vital work.

Our school coffee mornings will be a fun and sociable way of supporting women and their families affected by breast cancer.

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supporting future dreams GINGER & WHITE

Everyone’s favourite coffee shop Ginger & White is proudly supporting Future Dreams throughout the Breast Cancer Awareness Month (1st - 31st October).

A percentage of hot drink takeaway sales plus coffee morning sales in both branches will be donated to ‘The Future Dreams Haven Appeal’.

We look forward to seeing you during the month of October and thank you in advance for your support.

“I am delighted to be supporting Future Dreams together with Ginger & White, highlighting the importance of good health and nutrition for the mind, body and soul.”

Lisa Roukin - My Relationship with Food

Q&A WITH

LISA ROUKIN CHEF AND AUTHOR

Join Lisa Roukin for an interactive Q&A session to discuss the benefits of gluten free nutrition and healthy living.

You will also have the added benefit to sample some of her delicious and healthy recipes from her best-selling cook book ‘My relationship with food’.

Thursday 15th October 7.30pm to 9.30pm.

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A CHARIT Y THAT IS CLOSE TO E VERYO N E AT D UK EL E AS E, WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT FUTURE DREAMS

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Dukelease are a property development company with a focus on Prime Central London www.dukelease.com | 020 7629 8282

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OUR

trustees

SPENCER LESLIE

DEAN POSTER

Financial Director at Dukelease

Partner at Mishcon de Reya

PHILIPPA BROWN

PROFESSOR PAUL ELLIS

CEO at Omnicom Media Group, UK

MD FRACP

administration

OUR

DALE HENRY

PIPPA COLLINS

Chief Executive Officer

Director of Fundraising and Chairman of the Fundraising Committee

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OUR

committee TRACY AUSTIN

RUTH GROVES

Corporate relations

Corporate

Career: Tracy was a commercial producer for many years and line produced a variety of advertisements, from HSBC to Nintendo Playstation to Holsten Pils.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: To help improve the lives of anyone affected with breast cancer and to try to make this terrible disease a thing of the past.

PIPPA COLLINS Director of Fundraising and Chairman of the Fundraising Committee Career: Pippa started out as a teacher of dance and drama which lead naturally into her role with Future Dreams which has its origins in musical theatre. She works part time as a property consultant though spends the majority of time driving the charity forward with the help of the wonderful Future Dreams team.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: To improve the lives of women living with this cruel disease, to ensure that the legacy of my dear friend lives on through Future Dreams and to know that I have made a difference.

AMANDA GROSSMAN BOURNE Committee member Career: Fashion/celebrity makeup artist working in the crazy world of show business!

Future Dreams Personal Mission: To help the fight against and support all women who are suffering and have suffered with this cruel disease in memory of my special friend, Danielle Leslie.

Career: Ruth is an executive coach working with high performing women to help develop their potential, behave more strategically and increase professional resilience. She brings many years of experience as an equity trader to her coaching and works with senior women across industries including investment banking and media.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: I lost my Mum to breast cancer 12 years ago and working with these amazing, dynamic women raising money to help combat this dreadful disease has been inspirational.

BELLA HIGNETT Publicity and events Career: Bella has worked in PR and events for over 15 years running her own agency and brings these strengths to Future Dreams.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: I am delighted to be part of such a dynamic and devoted Committee whose common goal is to improve the lives of breast cancer sufferers by supporting them mentally and physically.

SAMANTHA JACOBS Sponsorship, marketing and fundraising.

Career: Samantha is a trained architect and has specialised in architectural design and interiors over the last 20 years. Her creative ability and contacts have enabled her to build and develop brand relationships with the charity. Sam is putting her career on hold to focus on the Future Dreams Haven Appeal 2015.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: My enthusiasm to fundraise, plan and brainstorm will not only result in the building of the largest breast cancer support centre in central London, but will also physically anchor the legacy of our founders. ‘Whatever good things we build, end up building us’.

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SELENA LEVY

LUCY OWEN

Committee Member

PR/writer/publications support

Career: Selena was the Press Manager for Disney Television and worked in entertainment PR for Lynne Franks.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: I was diagnosed with breast cancer over two years ago and unfortunately, having lost many members on both sides of my family to this terrible, cruel and frightening disease, I feel very passionate and privileged to work alongside the Future Dreams team to help make a difference for all women suffering from the disease now and for our future generations.

Career: Lucy has almost 20 years’ fashion PR experience. Her passion is writing which leads her to volunteer to write features, press releases and conduct interviews for Future Dreams as well as support fundraising efforts.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: I feel honoured, privileged and proud to be part of a group of hardworking, dynamic and determined women who make up the Future Dreams Committee.

TALYA RICHMAN ILANA MAGAR Marketing and brand relationships Career: Ilana was an Account Handler in a leading advertising agency.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: To help women going through breast cancer feel supported in their times of need.

DIANA MOFFAT Committee member/ FD magazine production Career: Formerly a designer and print buyer, Diana has spent the last nine years re-training in the field of psychoanalysis. She spent five years as an honorary psychotherapist for the NHS and now works in private practice.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: There from its conception, I continue to devote as much time as is possible to this essential cause. I am motivated by our shared vision of building Future Dreams House, home to The Haven.

Administrator Career: Future Dreams charity and events coordinator.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: I feel privileged to be a part of a charity which is so special and rewarding – I am truly inspired by not only the energy of the committee but also the positivity and strength of the women I get to meet and I will forever strive to ensure my work for Future Dreams is valuable.

JESSICA SMITH Publicity and events Career: Jessica worked in media for 15 years, running her own boutique PR agency, specialising in film and advertising.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: I am delighted to utilise my skills to make Future Dreams House a much needed reality.

RUTHE WAIMAN PR and marketing

JOANNE MOULDER Charity Coordinator Career: Joanne began her career as a travel agent and later changed to the health and fitness industry.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: I am honoured to be part of this wonderful charity and I feel inspired and determined to help make a difference to people suffering with breast cancer.

Career: Having spent over 25 years as a publicist in film, television and publishing, Ruthe has the knowledge, experience and contacts to gain optimum coverage for Future Dreams.

Future Dreams Personal Mission: Feeling as passionately as I do about Future Dreams and the inspiring Future Dreams Haven Appeal, I will leave no stone unturned!

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A HUGE Aleah Chapin Ali Taylor Alice Stone - Lily and Lionel Alys McMahon - Net-a-Porter Amanda Starr Amanda Turofsky Amandine Ohayon - Loreal Ana Magliore Andrea Marshall Andrew Silver - Product Network Angela De Sio Anna Bartle Anna Foster Anthony Laser Bauer Media Belstaff Ben Forster Carmel Blackburne - John Frieda Carolyn Soning Cassandra Maxwell Catherine West Cathy Cyzer - Tony Page Chris Good Cindy Lass Claire Morgan Dale Henry Daniel Buck - Daniel Footwear Daniel Footwear Daniel Wiliams - Profile PR Davina Levy Dean Poster Deborah Scott Debra Jay - Table Dressers Elaine Delaney Eli Bakhtiar - Gharbi Emma Benjamin - The Creative Clinic Emma Payne - The Haven Emma Scott Farfetch.com Gabrielle Depapp Gaby Roslin Gavin Alexander - Gavsy Media Gemme Levine Genevieve Georgina Macdonald Gretel Baron Hillary Shaw Holly Cheung

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Lynne and Michael Silver together with Maurice Apple Chartered Accountants Wish Future dreams much success for the lunch and always! Two stars shining brightly today! Much love x

Sending all our to the Future Dreams team Jacob and Olivia xx

Leyla, Yasmin and Kian wish Future Dreams every success with their plans to build Future Dreams House

Sending love and kisses to the Future Dreams committee Milo and Betsy xxxx

Wishing Future Dreams huge success Jamie and Emma xx

Wishing Future Dreams every success for their future dreams!

All our love Tallulah, Rafferty and Tyger

Wishing Future Dreams lots of luck Summer & Indi xxx

All our love Sandra Leslie & Leonard Citron

Wishing everyone at Future Dreams lots of luck and love Katie Olivia xxx

Sending all our love to Future Dreams Joshua ,Samantha, Oliver, Hannah-Beth Ben, Joe and Amy Leslie

We know that you’ll be able to build Future Dreams House very soon!

Poppy and Jack

We hope the ‘Support in the City’ lunch is a huge success.

All our love Ariella & Anaiya xx

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Best of luck Future Dreams with the ‘Support In The City Lunch’ and building dreams.

Danny, Ilana, Jonah, Tatiana & Rufus! Xxx

Wishing Future Dreams lots of luck Coby & Marley xxx

Wishing Future Dreams every success with the Brick Appeal.

Love Lauren, Elliot, Jamie, Dylan, Max and Darcie Smith

So proud of Future Dreams continuing mum and mama’s legacy, all our love Ben, Joe and Amy x

All our love Ruthe and Annie xxx

Wishing all the ladies on this wonderful committee lots of luck and love from all The Light Family. xxx

Nicole, Richard, Demi, Tyler and Buddy Smith wish Future Dreams every success for their Ladies Lunch xxxxx

Remembering Mum x The Groves Family

Well done on another fabulous lunch for a cause close to our hearts love from The Jaffe Family

Wishing Future Dreams lots of luck Amelie and Cosmo xxx

Wishing Future Dreams huge success Ella and Carter

Sending all our support and love to the Future Dreams team India, Jay and Sienna xx

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At Ernest Park we are committed to delivering exceptional assets with exceptional partners. We are an open and honest built asset creator committed to our vision of safe delivery, enduring quality and trust.

We understand it is not about individuals it is about the team, and all our partners, whether internal or external, are treated as equals. We are only capable of being all Ernest Park can be if we are all united as one team.

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We are proud to continue our association with the ‘Future Dreams Haven Appeal’

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Specialist Retail Property Advice on: • Leasing, Development and Investment • Rent Reviews and Lease Renewals • Corporate Acquisitions

For more information on how we can assist you contact Graham Perkins: DDI: Fax:

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PUSH Mind and Body is the Home of Wellness.

We include exercise, nutrition, coaching, mindfulness and massage therapies to help you live better.

Having personally experienced the devastating impact of breast cancer, we are proud to partner with Future Dreams, an incredible charity which already makes so many people’s lives better.

We host residential retreats, 1-day London-based fitness events and corporate wellness programs.

For every booking that is made, across any of our range, where ‘Future Dreams’ is quoted, we will donate 10% of the booking to the charity.

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Ellmer Construction are proud to sponsor Future Dreams

Ellmer's are a leading company undertaking new construction, fit out and refurbishment in the London Prime Residential Market.

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YEAR ON YEAR TEAM RUBY J ARE HONOURED TO SUPPORT THE FANTASTIC WORK OF FUTURE DREAMS. LET’S KEEP GOING! LONDON - NEW YORK WWW.RUBYJEVENTS.COM

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A ROCKET TO SUIT ANY POCKET.

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PARTRIDGE OF HAMPSHIRE

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Official Fuel Economy Figures for the MINI 3-door Hatch Range: Urban 37.2-72.4 mpg (7.6-3.9 l/100km). Extra Urban 61.4-91.1 mpg (4.6-3.1 l/100km). Combined 49.6-83.1mpg (5.7-3.4l/100km). CO2 emissions 133-89g/km. Figures may vary depending on driving styles and conditions. Figures may vary depending on driving style and conditions. ^ Test drives are subject to status and availability.

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To a life changing charity founded by two inspirational women, everyone at Lipsy wishes Future Dreams every success.

Are proud to support Congratulations to the

FUTURE DREAMS committee for such an outstanding job .

IN THEIR AMBITION TO BUILD THE HAVEN Breast Cancer Support Centre

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WISHING FUTURE DREAMS

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We are proud to support the outstanding work of Future Dreams

www.teacherstern.com Teacher Stern LLP 31—41 Bedford Row

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Allford Hall Monaghan Morris wish Future Dreams every success.

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Client: Dukelease Properties

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HELP US TO

Helping businesses and charities to achieve their future dreams.

ABOUT THE AGENCY • The Creative Clinic is a highly regarded full-service creative design, branding, web, digital communications, advertising and marketing agency that has been located in NW London since 2006.

• We provide fresh, conceptual thinking and creative delivery for a wide range of clients and sectors including, professional services, property, media and entertainment, leisure, retail, FMCG, causerelated, health and wellbeing, education and public sector.

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The Ultimate Driving Machine

I AM THE REVOLUTION. THE BMW i8.

Partridge of Hampshire, for all your BMW and BMW i needs across the South Coast.

For more information or to request a BMW i test drive*, please call us on 023 8068 9800 or visit www.partridgebmw.co.uk.

Partridge of Hampshire

1 Stoneycroft Rise, Chestnut Avenue Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh SO53 3YU 023 8068 9800 www.partridgebmw.co.uk Official fuel economy figures for the BMW i8: Weighted combined cycle: mpg 134.5 (2.1 l/100 km), CO2 emissions 49 g/km, power output (engine) 170/231 kW/hp, power output (electric motor) 96/131 kW/hp, total average energy consumption per 62 miles/100 km (weighted combined cycle) 11.5 kWh, customer-orientated total range up to 373 miles. Maximum electric range value 23 miles, common average electric range value (e-Drive only) up to 23 miles. Figures may vary depending on different factors, including but not limited to individual driving style, climatic conditions, route characteristics and preconditioning.

The BMW i8 is a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle that requires mains electricity for charging. *Test drive subject to applicant status and availability.

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FOR ARTS SAKE The Printmakers Gallery

‘We wish your event every success’

Sir Peter Blake

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Ealing: Gallery, Exhibitions & Picture Framing Hendon: Picture Framing Only

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CELEBRITY | FASHION | LUXURY EVENTS | BAR / BAT MITZVAHS | WEDDINGS

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GVA Second London Wall Project Management

We are proud to support the work of Future Dreams

GVA Second London Wall 65 Gresham Street London EC2V 7NQ 020 7911 2468 projects@slw.co.uk

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Privée Concierge is proud to support Future Dreams

Privée is recognised as one of London’s most dynamic concierge houses and part of The Office Concierge Group We deliver bespoke client branded concierge solutions for prestigious estates, luxury residential developments, office buildings, companies and private individuals For our members we obtain the unobtainable and support their demanding lifestyle needs 24/7

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THE FLODRIVE GROUP WISH THIS SPECIAL CHARITY

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Jeffreys Henry are proud to support Future Dreams

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THE BRAID BAR ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT FUTURE DREAMS. COME AND HAVE A BRAID AT OUR SELFRIDGES KIOSK IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER AND WE’LL DONATE 10% OF THE COST OF THE BRAID TO FUTURE DREAMS. TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT CALL 020 7318 2408 OR VISIT THEBRAIDBAR.CO.UK. PLEASE BRING ALONG THE VOUCHER BELOW SO WE CAN DONATE TO FUTURE DREAMS. THE BRAID BAR AT SELFRIDGES 400 OXFORD STREET, LONDON W1

PLEASE PRESENT THIS VOUCHER AT THE BRAID BAR, DURING OCTOBER 2015, AND WE WILL DONATE 10% OF THE COST OF THE BRAID TO FUTURE DREAMS NAME EMAIL

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Andaz Hotel LIVERPOOL STREET | LONDON Located in the heart of the City and bordering vibrant East London, the 5-star luxury boutique Andaz London provides the perfect location for leisure and business guests alike.

Formerly the Great Eastern, one of London’s original railway hotels, Andaz London is housed in a beautiful redbrick building dating back to 1884.

Once inside it transforms into a 21st century masterpiece, a stunning blend of traditional and contemporary features throughout, with 267 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites, seven fabulous restaurants and bars, fourteen private dining and event spaces and a 24-hour health club, cementing its reputation as one of London’s most stylish hotels.

In 2012 I travelled to London for my chemotherapy treatments which meant staying at the Andaz Liverpool Street hotel.

The experience was made easier by the great support from their kind and understanding team.

They helped me keep my spirit and dignity through this dark time. It saddens me to know so many struggle through this alone, but fortunately I was privileged to stay at the Andaz, a place that became my haven.

“The experience was made easier by the great support from their kind and understanding team.”

I return to stay at the Andaz every time I’m in London, and each trip I can’t wait to reconnect with the extraordinary staff who helped make what could have been an awful experience something I remember with great sentiment.

– Barb Shadomy

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Breast Centre Part of the King Edward VII’s Women’s Health Centre of Excellence.

Our centre provides holistic, personalised, collaborative medical care for women.

This comprehensive service includes imaging, surgery and the support of a specially trained Breast Nurse.

Dedicated to outstanding patient care since 1899.

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HOB SALONS ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT FUTURE DREAMS AND WISH EVERY SUCCESS To receive 10% off, book online now at www.hobsalons.com British Hairdresser of the Year 2008, 2009, 2011 & 2013 London Hairdresser of the Year 2009 & 2013 Artistic Team of the Year 2008, 2009 & 2011 British Colour Technician of the Year 2008, 2010 & 2011

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To find your nearest salon visit us at:

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HEAD TURNER MEETS HEART STOPPER The new Lexus RC F

One of the most amazing high performance sports cars we’ve ever created.

Naturally aspirated, hand built 5.0 litre V8 with 470 Bhp. The next chapter in the Lexus F Story.

LEXUS TWICKENHAM 161 Chertsey Road, Twickenham, TW1 1ER Tel: 020 8892 2523

www.twickenham.lexus.co.uk

RC F prices start from 59,995. Model shown is RC F 60,620, including optional metallic paint at 625.

The MPG figures quoted are sourced from official EU-regulated test results. They are provided for comparability purposes, and may not reflect actual driving experience.

RC F fuel consumption and CO2 figures: urban 17.5 mpg (16.1 l/100km), extra-urban 36.2 mpg (7.8 l/100km), combined 26.2 mpg (10.8 l/100km), 251g/km CO2 (35% BIK)

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NIKKI TIBBLE S

wild at heart Considered one of London’s top florists, Nikki Tibbles Wild at Heart is renowned for its luxurious flowers and innovative designs – be it an inspirational wedding, event or stunning contract flowers, from the simplest of bouquets to international events.

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Architecture | Interior Design

138 Park Lane, Mayfair: Renewal and Re-modelling

London | Cardiff | Munich

Holder Mathias are proud to support the work of Future Dreams

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dream a dream Proud to support Future Dreams in their worthwhile and important endeavours

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Brecher are proud to support Future Dreams Solicitors specialising in: - Commercial Property - Corporate & Commercial - Planning & Environment - Residential Property - Property Finance - Litigation 4th Floor, 64 North Row, London W1K 7DA www.brecher.co.uk +44 20 7563 1000

TH E GL A MOU R TH E C HAR AC TE R TH E SAVOY Welcome to a place where iconic elegance mingles with new-world sophistication.

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TABLEDRESSERS ARE MOST HONOURED TO SUPPORT FUTURE DREAMS

BY DONATING THE CENTREPIECES FOR ‘SUPPORT IN THE CITY’ LADIES LUNCH.

020 8207 1691 www.tabledressers.com

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Preston Bennett is proud to support the important work of Future Dreams.

Preston Bennett 37/41 Church Road, Stanmore, HA7 4AA 020 3754 7344 | www.prestonbennett.co.uk Supporting good causes.

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wonderful charity BEST WISHES MELISSA, JONATHAN, OLIVIA, ISABELLA & TEDDY

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Potter Raper Partnership fully support Future Dreams and are very proud of everything they have acheived. www.prp.gb.com

As part of our continuous support, we are pleased to help raise money to fund ground-breaking research and support for Breast Cancer.

Staff from Potter Raper Partnership Breast Cancer Campaign

We wish Future Dreams every success with their Future Dreams Haven Appeal.

Multi-discipline Construction Consultancy Julco House, 26-28 Great, Portland Street, London W1W 8QT Telephone: 020 7436 5005

CLAIRE RANDALL CONSULTING We wish this function every success

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THE MAGNUM GROUP ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT FUTURE DREAMS

and wish them all the success they deserve MDA CONSULTING LTD : Proud to support Future Dreams MDA Consulting is a global business, providing professional services to the property and construction industries, incorporating the infrastructure and technical expertise that has been built upon over 60 years, since our foundation in 1951.

Office Locations MDA are a multi-disciplinary consultancy with specialists in every area of development.

We provide a full range of services for regeneration,

Birmingham Brighton

new build, refurbishment and fit out projects for both public and private sector clients.

We always ensure that our clients’ expectations are exceeded.

For further information, please contact Steve Jones in

Bristol Leicester London

the London Office: Newcastle-upon-Tyne 0207 399 0888 | sjones@mdaconsulting.co.uk www.mdaconsulting.co.uk

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This October it’s time to stand up and Fight Like a Lady.

Fight Like a Lady supports the Future Dreams Charity which raises money for women and families living with breast cancer.

10% of all sales of the Morgan Taylor Breast Cancer Awareness Mini Pack will go to Future Dreams.

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The Jack Petchey Foundation is proud to support Future Dreams ‘Support in the City’ Lunch at The Savoy The Jack Petchey Foundation, established in 1999, gives grants to programmes and projects that benefit young people aged 11 – 25. Its key objective is to support programmes that widen horizons and opportunities for young people in London and Essex.

Jack Petchey Foundation Exchange House 13 – 14 Clements Court Clements Lane Ilford, Essex, IG1 2QY

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Tel: 020 8252 8000 Fax: 020 8447 1088 mail@jackpetcheyfoundation.org.uk www. jackpetcheyfoundation.org.uk Registered charity number 1076886

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Jeffreys Henry are proud to support Future Dreams

Chase Lodge Hospital is a private hospital in Mill Hill, North West London. We pride ourselves in our professional and caring approach and offer a friendly and stress- free environment.

Our hospital is run by doctors.

We offer our patients the advantage and convenience of our GP’s, investigations and Consultant appointments, including minor operations and imaging, all under one roof. Chase Lodge Hospital has a large selection of medical services that sets the practice apart from others.

Our impressive outpatient department has over 60 leading specialists, services, and include the following: - General family medicine - Specialist referrals - Dermatology - ENT - Paediatrics - Orthopaedics - Cardiology - Assistance with insurance

- Yellow fever centre - Travel clinic - Adult and child vaccinations - Fertility treatment - Scans and X-Rays - Family planning and sexual health - Menopause clinic - Dietary advice

- Sports medicine - Smoking Cessation - Physiotherapy - Acupuncture - Dental - Men and Women’s wellbeing - Alternative medicine - On site pharmacy

We are also proud to offer a full private maternity package with top obstetricians up to birth, including scans, blood tests and ante-natal.

For your convenience, we also have various levels of membership and are able to tailor a package especially to suit you and your family. For more information on joining or to make an appointment please contact Chase Lodge Hospital on 020 8358 7100.

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SUPPORT FUTURE DREAMS the Morgan Taylor DURING BREAST CANCER Buy ‘Fight Like A Lady’ mini pack D&L Hair Products Ltd Support Breast Cancer (£16.50) and 10% will be AWARENESS MONTH donated to Future Dreams.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to show their support, D&L Hair Products Ltd are raising money for the Breast Cancer Awareness charity, Future Dreams – www.futuredreams.org

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After suffering the effects of breast cancer, mother and daughter Sylvie Henry and Danielle Leslie sales plus coffee morning sales in founded Future Dreams in 2008 to raise essential funds for further research and new treatments both Ginger & White branches will into breast cancer.

be donated to Future Dreams.

For every special edition pink pump bottle of theNW3 Agadir Argan Oil Hair Treatment, £32.40, Belsize Park: 2 Englands Lane, purchased exclusively online from www.dnlhair.co.uk, of every sale to Future Hampstead: Perrins Court, NW3 D&L will donate The£1‘Hope’ scarf is a Dreams. limited edition, with

Lola Rose will be donating 15% off full price jewellery sales throughout October on the Lola Rose website.

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Get your hair braided at The Braid Bar in Selfidges and 10% of the cost will be donated to Future Dreams.

Book your braid at thebraidbar.com

50% of every sale going directly to Future Dreams.

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