MISSION &
VISION
We endeavor to give breast cancer patients Hope and ensure they lead a Dignified life...
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THE TALK
One defining issue about care for many breast cancer patients, is the prohibitive cost of...
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ASSIST
Being committed to bringing together individuals and organizations concerned...
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Make a contribution to our fund today no matter how small, for in Kiswahili (our national language) there is a saying: “Haba na haba hujaza kibaba” translated to mean “a little donation at a time fills the bag”.
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Empowering women, men, and youth to live a dignified hope filled life.
Our Partners
Dr. Alice Musibi
Oncologist, Aga Khan University Hospital
Director, ELEWA Cancer Foundation
“Early diagnosis, timely referral of patients (with suspected cancer) and implementation of screening programs in the community are some of the most important issues in breast and cervical cancers because we know they have an impact in cancer outcomes.”
Dr. Sitna Ali
Oncologist, Aga Khan University Hospital
" Early screening for breast cancer saves lives and reduces cost of treatment "
Dedicated Volunteers
Frank Faraji
Miranda Ransley
Volunteers
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Early detection saved my life! I have never missed a mammogram since turning 40 and my April 1 mammogram was my first time using the 3D machine.
Selestine Achieng
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I had my first mammogram at age 40. I had no family history of cancer but I did what my Dr. Told me to do. On my 3rd mammogram at age 42 they thought they saw something.
Ann Njenga
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In February of 2015, I was diagnosed with stage IV metastatic breast cancer. I had just turned 22 years old. Attending college, working, and engaged to my high school sweetheart
Agnes Nasimiyu
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would just like to show you how far my mum has come in 2 years! She was diagnosed with stage 3 invasive ductal carcinoma in 2013.
Joy Rotich