Awareness → Treatment Awareness can start the conversation. Treatment can save a life. For some women, a diagnosis is followed by another difficult question: “How will I pay for treatment?” This October, CancerAware is raising funds to support women facing breast cancer who cannot afford their treatment costs. Help us stand with HER DONATE today @ canceraware.org.ng/donate #31DaysOfPINK 🎀 #CancerAware #TogetherForHer #WeAreCancerAware #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Behind Every Diagnosis is a Person She has plans. Responsibilities. Dreams. People who love her. A diagnosis does not define the woman. This October, let us see the woman, not just the diagnosis and stand with her. #31DaysOfPINK 🎀 #CancerAware #TogetherForHer #WeAreCancerAware #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Who is the woman you would show up for? Your mother. Your sister. Your daughter. Your wife. Your friend. Your colleague. Or maybe… you. Her health matters. Your health matters. 🎀 Tag a woman you want to remind that She matters. #CancerAware #31DaysOfPINK #TogetherForHer #WeAreCancerAware #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Today, February 4 is World Cancer Day, CancerAware joins millions around the globe in recognizing one of the most pressing health challenges of our time. Cancer is one of the world's leading causes of death and its impact touches nearly every family and community. In 2022 alone, 20 million people were diagnosed with cancer worldwide. The reality is stark: 1 in 5 people will develop cancer during their lives. Here in Nigeria, we understand this burden all too well. Nearly ever

As we mark 10 years of CancerAware, we look back with gratitude at how far we have come. From our first #WeWearPink Breast Cancer Campaign in 2015 to reaching millions with our message, the last decade has been one of advocacy, action and impact. Below is a snapshot of our journey so far, told through the numbers that reflect lives touched, communities impacted and change created. Our Impact in Numbers 20,000: Women benefited from our free cancer prevention and early detecti

"Early detection saved my life.” A powerful truth shared by all our survivors including Esther, Motunrayo and Angela, three incredible women whose treatment we supported and who are thriving today. Every story of survival is a story of hole. As we round up Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we celebrate their courage, resilience and the reminder that early detection truly saves lives. WATCH VIDEO #CancerAwareAt10Voices #CancerAware #ADecadeOfImpact #31DaysOfPINK #StoriesOfStreng

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