Many hands.
A shared hope.
The Wall of Hope and the gathering behind it: two photographs from the Foundation’s mega event.
A place to stand together
The Wall of Hope holds a simple gesture: a handprint. Beside the words of support, each mark makes room for solidarity, remembrance and the wish that someone facing cancer should not feel alone.
The Foundation has identified this photograph and photograph 28 as belonging to the same mega event. They are presented together here, with their original images preserved.
A gathering is also an opportunity to listen—to questions that may be difficult to ask, to uncertainty, and to the practical support people need after an event ends.
Keeping the record honest
The original camera metadata records both photographs on 21 February 2026: the Wall of Hope at 12:24 and the gathering at 14:08. Camera timestamps help reconstruct an archive; they are not an independently verified event programme.
A public WeCare Cancer Centre video also describes a free cancer-screening camp on 21 February with Santosh Cancer Foundation. This is a related social record; the complete programme and a definitive link between that video and these photographs remain to be recovered.
Attendance figures, individual diagnoses and treatment outcomes are not inferred from these images. Further recollections and original event material can add detail to this record.
Related public video · 21 February camp ↗Watch the camp video
The original Facebook video describes the 21 February screening camp with Santosh Cancer Foundation. Its connection to the photographs above remains under review.
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