. The support makes a difference. Sometimes, support looks like money. Sometimes, transport. Sometimes, a phone call. Sometimes, someone sitting beside you. Sometimes it is simply: “You don’t have to go through this alone.” Every act of support matters. 🎀

. 31 Days of Awareness. 31 Days of Learning. 31 Days of Conversations. 31 Days of Action. As October comes to an end, we reflect on 31 days of conversations, learning and raising awareness about breast cancer, early detection, treatment and the challenges women face when navigating a diagnosis. Throughout this month, we have shared an important message: awareness matters, but so does access to care. For many women in Nigeria, a breast cancer diagnosis brings not only fear and

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

A Reflection on the Past Decade As I reflect on the past decade, the first thing that comes to mind is gratitude. Gratitude to Our Beneficiaries Gratitude for our beneficiaries, the incredible women who have allowed us to walk beside them through their cancer journey and whose courage continues to inspire us at CancerAware. You are the heart of this mission. Your courage, resilience and unwavering spirit in the face of life’s toughest battles remind us why we do this work. Gr

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

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