Cervical cancer is a disease of inequity, with 90% of cases occurring in LMICs where preventative care is difficult to access. We believe where you live shouldn’t determine if you live - so we’re working to bring care where it’s needed most. #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth

Let’s honor Henrietta’s memory by advocating for ethical research practices, informed consent, access to equitable care, and remembering the woman behind the HeLa cells. 🌟🧬 #HenriettaLacks #LegacyOfScience #UnseenHeroes

In 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that 94% of the 350,000 cervical cancer deaths occurred in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). We must work towards bridging these gaps and improving access to life-saving resources and education!

📱✨ Our new Mobile Health for Mamas app is revolutionizing the way our Community Health Promoters (CHPs) manage patient data. No more manual entries—now, they capture and update data seamlessly during both home visits and outreaches, boosting both efficiency and accuracy.

🌍✨ We’re bringing comprehensive life-saving care to the last mile. We provide essential cervical cancer education, screening, treatment, and linkages to higher care directly to women’s doorsteps and communities. 💙 #CureCervicalCancer #MobileHealth #CommunityOutreach

Jambo 👋 from Migori County, Kenya! 🇰🇪 Take a look at one of our Community Health Promoter Trainings, where we teach CHPs how to facilitate HPV sample collection in their own communities, using our new mobile app CommCare! 📲 #cervicalcancer #cancerawareness #communityhealth

Invest in the elimination of cervical cancer! Here is how your donation helps.🥼🧬✨🧪 CureCervicalCancer is a 501 (c)(3) organization. EIN# 46-3942138.

Meet our leaders driving change in Kenya's Mobile Health for Mamas program! 🌍 Dorcus, our Program Officer, ensures clinical excellence and training. Millicent, our Patient Navigator, coordinates care and supports our clients every step of the way. #HPV #CervicalCancerAwareness

Early detection is key in the fight against cervical cancer. Recognize these symptoms: 1️⃣ Irregular bleeding or spotting 2️⃣ Pelvic pain or pain during sex 3️⃣ Unusual vaginal discharge 4️⃣ Bleeding after sex Don't wait – schedule your screening today! 💖 #CervicalCancerAwareness

CureCervicalCancer's Mobile Health for Mamas initiative fosters community empowerment and resilience in the face of health challenges by providing community health workers and local healthcare providers with essential skills in cervical cancer prevention and education. 🌍💙

Check out our global impact to date! #curecervicalcancer #cancer #hpvawareness #globalhealth #womenshealth

The FDA has approved the use of HPV self-collection for cervical cancer screening in the U.S. This development offers a more convenient and comfortable screening option, marking a significant step forward in the effort to eradicate cervical cancer. #cervicalcancer #womenshealth

We're celebrating National Women's Health Week by advocating for equitable access to lifesaving and necessary preventative healthcare for women at the last mile. Advocate with us by donating today! #nationalwomenshealthweek #womenshealth #cervicalcancer #globalhealth

With Mother's Day around the corner, let's honor the strength and resilience of mothers everywhere by supporting equitable access to healthcare. #mothersday #cervicalcancer #healthcare #hpvawareness #curecervicalcancer

Happy National Nurses Day! We are incredibly grateful to and proud of the fantastic healthcare providers we work with to better the communities we serve. THANK YOU!! #cervicalcancer #NationalNursesDay #NurseAppreciation #globalhealth #hpvawareness

Facing cervical cancer means confronting a disease of iniquity, where the heaviest burden falls on lower- and middle-income countries. Sharing or donating means raising awareness and support to ensure every woman has access to life-saving prevention and treatment. 💪🌍

According to the WHO, cervical cancer could be the first cancer EVER in the world to be eliminated, if: 90% of girls are vaccinated 70% of women are screened 90% of women with cervical disease receive treatment