Laarne Lights Up Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness

The municipality of Laarne participates in a sensitization campaign, illuminating its town hall to show support.

A town hall in Flanders illuminated in pink light as a sign of solidarity against breast cancer.
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A town hall in Flanders illuminated in pink light as a sign of solidarity against breast cancer.

The municipality of Laarne is participating in a breast cancer awareness campaign by illuminating its town hall pink and urging residents to show solidarity.

Laarne is joining the awareness campaign, urging its residents to reflect on the impact of breast cancer. The disease affects not only patients but also their families, friends, and colleagues. With the campaign theme ‘Stronger Together’, Pink Ribbon emphasizes the crucial role of connection and support.
The campaign highlights the importance of awareness and early detection. Through the Mammoquiz, individuals can assess their personal risk of late diagnosis and are encouraged to be vigilant for symptoms. High participation in screening programs and genetic testing for at-risk family members remain vital for successful treatment.
By illuminating the town hall in pink, Laarne sends a visible signal of support. In Brussels, the prestigious Station de L’Europe is also lit pink, with the support of the European Parliament. Pink Ribbon and participating municipalities encourage showing solidarity by purchasing the new Pink Ribbon pin or bracelet.
Pink Illumination is an initiative by Pink Ribbon where monuments and buildings worldwide are bathed in pink light during the international breast cancer month of October. Belgian municipalities join this global movement to raise awareness about breast cancer and stress the importance of connection and early detection.
Based on information from the official source: Gemeente Laarne (30/09/2026)