Micah Kitt Foundation and Paediatrics Department Walk for Childhood Cancer Awareness
Participants wore gold to honour children lost to cancer and show support for those undergoing treatment.
Participants wore gold to honour children lost to cancer and support those still fighting the disease.
The Micah Kitt Foundation joined the Paediatrics Department for its annual childhood cancer awareness walk, bringing participants together in a show of support for children and families affected by the disease.
Walkers wore gold, the colour associated with childhood cancer awareness, as they honoured children who have died and those continuing treatment.
Organisers described the event as a walk for hope, strength and cures.
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