Then · Now · Forever
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Amber’s charity now works to educate all woman and people with a cervix, on the importance of regular screening, regardless of age, race, gender identity or religion.
Amber's Story
Firstly, on behalf of all the team at Ambers thank you for visiting the website, we hope you find it useful.
Amber Rose Cliff tragically passed away on January 8th, 2017, as a result of cervical cancer which spread to her lungs and throat after a four-year battle.
Amber had repeatedly asked her GP for a smear and this request was denied many times for several reasons, the main one being that at 22 she wasn’t old enough, as the policy in England states women and people with a cervix must be 24 years and six months before receiving their first invitation.
Amber then went private and was diagnosed with stage 2 cancer and underwent gruelling chemotherapy, radiotherapy and many surgical operations during this time.
Amber was a university graduate that left behind Family, many close friends, a partner and work colleagues who are all devastated.
Amber’s charity now works to educate all woman and people with a cervix, on the importance of regular screening, regardless of age, race, gender identity or religion.
Ways to help our cause
We are always looking to partner with individuals and organisations who have a common purpose in helping us widening our cause to as many people as possible. From events, to donations, to just singing up to our mailing list so we can keep you informed of what’s going on at Amber’s Legacy… it all helps.
If you would like to join us as a volunteer, have an idea for a fund raising event, or would like to participate in one of our upcoming events, the best way to reach us is through our contact page. Fill out the form, send us an email or give us a call.
We can’t wait to talk to you!
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Our education efforts are only made possible by your generous donations so please consider a gift to Amber’s Legacy so we can continue our great work in Amber’s name.
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