‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures
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A new photography exhibition marks 30 years of Maggie’s centres , which offer free practical, emotional and social support to people affected by cancer. Inspired by the phrase ‘just come in’ – the ethos at the centre of every Maggie’s – photographer Tabitha Jussa ’s images document the everyday mome
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‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures. A new photography exhibition marks 30 years of Maggie’s centres , which offer free practical, emotional and social support to people affected by cancer. Inspired by the phrase ‘just come in’ – the ethos at the centre of every Maggie’s – photographer Tabitha Jussa ’s images document the everyday mome Covered by 3 publications. The Guardian Health: ‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures. The Guardian Culture: ‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures. The Guardian UK: ‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures.
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- The Guardian Health United Kingdom ‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures A new photography exhibition marks 30 years of Maggie’s centres , which offer free practical, emotional and social support to people affected by cancer. Inspired by the phrase ‘just come in’ – the ethos at the centre of every Maggie’s – photographer Tabitha Jussa ’s images document the everyday mome 29 Oct · Tier 1
- The Guardian Culture United Kingdom ‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures A new photography exhibition marks 30 years of Maggie’s centres , which offer free practical, emotional and social support to people affected by cancer. Inspired by the phrase ‘just come in’ – the ethos at the centre of every Maggie’s – photographer Tabitha Jussa ’s images document the everyday mome 29 Oct · Tier 1
- The Guardian UK United Kingdom ‘Just come in’: 30 years of Maggie’s cancer care centres – in pictures A new photography exhibition marks 30 years of Maggie’s centres , which offer free practical, emotional and social support to people affected by cancer. Inspired by the phrase ‘just come in’ – the ethos at the centre of every Maggie’s – photographer Tabitha Jussa ’s images document the everyday mome 29 Oct · Tier 2
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