Flow Trinidad has demonstrated its commitment to Breast Cancer Awareness Month through two impactful initiatives: donating care packages to the TT Palliative Care Society and participating in the annual Scotiabank Women Against Breast Cancer 5K Walk. These efforts aim to support breast cancer patients, educate the public, and emphasize the critical importance of early detection. The company’s team members contributed hundreds of care packages filled with essential items such as skincare products, personal care supplies, and medical consumables for patients at the Caura Palliative Care Unit. Simone Martin-Sulgan, Vice President and General Manager of Flow Trinidad, highlighted the company’s dedication to community support, stating, ‘We believe in supporting our community not just with words, but with action. By providing care packages and participating in the 5K, we hope to uplift those battling breast cancer and help raise awareness to encourage early screening that can save lives.’ On October 25, over 100 Flow employees joined thousands of participants, including survivors and advocates, in the Scotiabank Women Against Breast Cancer 5K. Breast Cancer Awareness Month, observed globally every October, focuses on promoting screenings and reducing the disease’s risk, which affects 2.3 million women worldwide. Flow Trinidad expressed pride in contributing to this vital cause and reaffirmed its commitment to making a meaningful difference annually.