Hive Cancer Support launches Movember billboard at Free Derry Corner

Michelle McLaren, Marianne Flood & Mary Brown of Hive Cancer Support, Martin Mullan facilitator of Hive’s Male Cancer Support Group ‘The Panthers’ who features on the charity’s Movember billboard, Maureen Collins Project Manager at Hive Cancer Support & Panthers member Colm Browne | Tom Heaney (nwpresspics)

placeholder image — Michelle McLaren, Marianne Flood & Mary Brown of Hive Cancer Support, Martin Mullan facilitator of Hive’s Male Cancer Support Group ‘The Panthers’ who features on the charity’s Movember billboard, Maureen Collins Project Manager at Hive Cancer Support & Panthers member Colm Browne | Tom Heaney (nwpresspics)

Local charity Hive Cancer Support unveils an iconic campaign to break the silence on men's health

Local charity Hive Cancer Support gathered at the iconic Free Derry Corner this week to officially unveil their new Movember billboard campaign.

The campaign's "poster boy" is Martin Mullan, the facilitator of Hive's dedicated Male Cancer Support Group, 'The Panthers'. Sporting a mustache on the billboard, Martin is helping to lead the charge in breaking down stigmas around men's well-being.

Throughout November, the charity is using this high-visibility platform to raise vital awareness and spark conversations around three critical areas of men's health: Testicular Cancer, Prostate Cancer and Male Suicide Prevention.

Many across the city will be "growing a mo" this month to back the campaign, keep these life-saving conversations going, and raise funds for local support networks.