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Cervical Cancer

The most common cancers in women are cancer of the breast and cervix. Cancer of the cervix is directly link to poverty.

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Thank you for impacting cancer with a gift to WGCA. You can now conveniently donate online to help defeat cervical cancer.

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It takes a village to eradicate cervical cancer. Join today as a volunteer with WGCA to join the movement.

WE ARE LOCALLY ROOTED AND INTERNATIONALLY CONNECTED.

To understand how complex a particular environment and culture affects women with cancer requires working with local communities, observing and analyzing the multiple facets surrounding women’s cancer in an interconnected manner.

training

WGCA trains local health professionals on how to administer the see & treat method to prevent cervical cancer in their communities.

screening

Using the see & treat method, the WGCA clinic in Gonaives Haiti is working to fight cervical cancer

Team Effort

Your donation will help us save and improve lives with cancer screening, education and emergency care.

To achieve its mission, the WGCA aspires to operate as a team, not with a singular focus or solution, but as an Alliance of individuals and organizations that support and encourage collaborative ideas and actions. Collaboration and partnerships are critical to setting the Alliance’s agenda and priorities.

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THE RIPPLE EFFECT

In developing countries, women are the cornerstone of the family and community. When cervical cancer takes the life of a women the ripple effect can be seen throughout the community through the children that became orphans and homeless. In most cases women are a key bread-winner for the family and most likely to be involved in their children’s education. Fight cancer, save a woman’s life and give a whole community a viable chance to success.