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KILELE Health Association - Thamani Yetu – Engaging Communities to Improve Cervical Cancer Prevention and Early Detection in Mbeere North Sub County, Embu County, Kenya is sponsored by Prevent Cancer Foundation. This grant supports a project in Kenya focused on engaging communities to improve cervical cancer prevention and early detection.
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Global Cancer Prevention Grants Cervical cancer screening practice in Cameroon Community health worker training in Kenya Basic Health International Title : Evaluating an HPV Tandem Test for Cervical Cancer Screening and Genotyping Triage Project Location : Mexico Award : $95,000 for one year Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer mortality among women in Mexico.
This project will develop and implement a training curriculum for low-cost, self-collected human papillomavirus (HPV) sampling and will provide treatment for those at high risk in an under-screened population. The successful completion of this project will provide a streamlined cervical cancer prevention strategy that minimizes overtreatment and loss to follow-up.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Title : Artificial Intelligence Decision Support for Timely Breast Cancer Diagnosis in Nigeria Project Location : Nigeria Award : $95,000 for one year Compared to forty years ago, Nigeria has experienced a threefold increase in breast cancer incidence.
This project will train Nigerian radiologists to use a tablet-based mobile breast ultrasound with AI support for timely diagnosis of breast cancer, to bridge the gap of limited diagnostic imaging in the country. AI accuracy will be assessed to determine its future use for breast cancer diagnosis in low-resource communities worldwide.
Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services Title : From Mother-Daughter to Mother-Child Approach: A Strategy for Scaling Up HPV Vaccination in Cameroon Project Location : Cameroon Award : $95,000 for one year This project will address cervical cancer in three urban, medically underserved neighborhoods in Cameroon by screening women ages 30 and over for cervical cancer and vaccinating their children against HPV.
Expanding on a prior Foundation-funded project focused on mothers and daughters, this program will vaccinate both girls and boys against HPV, with the goal of preventing more HPV-related cancers. If successful, the mother-child model has the potential to be replicated in other countries where HPV vaccination hesitancy and misinformation are major concerns.
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Title : A Collaborative Breast Radiology Training Model for Early Breast Cancer Detection in Zambia Project Location : Zambia Award : $95,000 for one year There are no formally trained breast radiologists in Zambia, and two-thirds of breast cancer diagnoses in the country occur at late stages, when treatment may be less effective.
This project aims to improve breast cancer detection and survival in Zambia by using a novel international collaborative training model to train the country’s first specialized breast radiologists.
KILELE Health Association Title : Thamani Yetu – Engaging Communities to Improve Cervical Cancer Prevention and Early Detection in Mbeere North Sub County, Embu County, Kenya Location of Project : Kenya Award : $150,000 for two years This project aims to reach 40,000 Kenyans by engaging with the community and providing human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations, cervical cancer screenings and treatment.
The program will also address myths and misconceptions and work with cancer survivors. These cervical cancer initiatives are intended to be replicated in other countries with hard-to-reach regions.
Title : Improving Awareness, Screenings, and Treatment for Cervical and Breast Cancer in Haiti Location of Project : Haiti Award : $150,000 for two years Cervical cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in Haiti, yet sufficient screening is not widely available.
This project will provide 34,000 free cervical and breast cancer screenings, organize bi-annual education campaigns and train 35 nurses and 45 community health workers to reduce mortality and morbidity rates.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: KILELE Health Association, an organization working on cervical cancer prevention and early detection in Kenya. This is not a direct patient grant, but aims to improve access to services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $150,000 for two years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
KILELE Health Association - Thamani Yetu – Engaging Communities to Improve Cervical Cancer Prevention and Early Detection in Mbeere North Sub County, Embu County, Kenya is funded by Prevent Cancer Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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