A pink breast cancer awareness caravan will be making a stop in Rotorua next week offering two days of free breast health advice.
The original trip was scheduled for earlier this month, but was postponed as nurses in Auckland were unable to travel as a result of a lockdown.
The public are invited to hop on board Breast Cancer Foundation NZ's iconic pink caravan, Pinkie, next Monday and Thursday, where specialist breast nurses will be available to chat about breast health.
Every year Pinkie goes on an education tour around New Zealand and co-ordinator Emilie Petitdemange said it was a chance to talk about mammograms, get advice about breast checking, and learn how to reduce breast cancer risk.
"One of Pinkie's star attractions is Bessie, a life-like torso which shows the visible signs of breast cancer.