Uludağ Elektrik is raising awareness with the Pink Invoice Project in October.

Uludağ Elektrik, serving more than 5 million users in the regions of Bursa, Balıkesir, Çanakkale, and Yalova, continues to implement social responsibility projects. October is traditionally recognized worldwide as 'Breast Cancer Awareness Month', and in this context, the company has revived the Pink Invoice Project that it organizes every year.

With this project, Uludağ Elektrik aims to create awareness by preparing the invoices sent to its users in pink throughout October. Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer among women, and the early detection and treatment process plays a critical role in controlling the disease. The company aims to raise awareness in society by conveying this important message to millions of households.

Inside the pink invoices, important information is shared, especially tailored for women aged 40-69. According to this information, women in this age group can benefit from free breast cancer screening services provided through family health centers, KETEM (Cancer Early Diagnosis, Screening and Education Centers), and Social Service Centers. In this way, they can increase their chances of early diagnosis and positively influence the course of the disease.

Uludağ Elektrik is not only raising awareness through invoice delivery but also through the pink ribbons distributed at its service centers. The pink ribbon has become a symbol of breast cancer awareness, aiming to initiate a dialogue on this important issue in society. With such campaigns, the company aims to go beyond merely providing electricity services and contribute to society through social responsibility projects.

Considering the vital importance of every individual's healthcare and the combination of self-care with early diagnosis, the Pink Invoice Project initiated by Uludağ Elektrik is expected to have a positive impact. Such projects contribute to increasing social awareness and promoting a healthy lifestyle, taking significant steps towards creating a healthier society.