Increased Access to Cervical Cancer Project
Women from Kabudula communities being sensitized on cervical cancer
Increased Access to Cervical Cancer Services
Rural women around Nsaru being sensitized on Cervical cancer
Colorectal Cancer Awareness and Advocacy
WOCACA Colorectal Cancer Awareness TV News
WOCACA/AMPLIFYCHANGE Increased Access to Cervical Cancer Services Project 2019-2021
Covid-19 Response and Recovery Project
Conquering Cancer Baka CDSS Awareness
WOCACA Conquering Cancer Newspaper Story
Conquering Cancer Mayimbayimba CDSS Awareness
Colorectal Cancer Awareness and Advocacy VoL Online Radio
Colorectal Cancer Awareness and Advocacy VoL Online Radio
Colorectal Cancer Awareness and Advocacy VoL Online Radio
WE CAN Breast and Cervical Cancer Africa Advocacy Summit Malawi 2023
Women being sensitized on Cervical Cancer and other cancers..
Participants of WE CAN Breast and Cervical Cancer Africa Advocacy Summit Malawi 2023
WOCACA receive CRC Grant from GCCA
WOCACA voice on global cervical cancer strategy
WOCACA donate items for screening and treating at Ukwe Health Centre in Lilongwe
MALAWI WE CAN CONFERENCE 2023 WAS A HUGE SUCCESS
Maud Mwakasungula WOCACA Executive Director 3rd from both left and right with other honorable panelists who spoke on Women and NCDs: Taking Stock Towards Building a More Equitable, Noncommunicable-Disease-Ready Health Care System at the Women Deliver Con
From left Anna Cabanes, Global Focus on Cancer, USA, Maud Mwakasungula, Women’s Coalition Against Cancer ( WOCACA), Precious Makondi, MD, Kamazu Central Hospital, National Cancer Center, Malawi (Member, ASCO International Affairs Committee), Julie Gralo
WOCACA NO TOBACCO CAMPAIGN
Collaboration and Partnership very key in fighting Ovarian Cancer
Women Deliver 2023 Conference
WOCACA has being mobilizing and sensitizing women and girls on Cervical Cancer and other NCDs in rural areas.
Maud Mwakasungula speaking at World Cancer Day in 2019
WOCACA being part of the local launch of the WHO Global Cervical Cancer Strategy
NCD Alliance Malawi in collaboration with WOCACA advocating and lobbying for increased financing on NCDs.
WOCACA urges more reporting on cervical cancer
WOCACA donates to Karonga District Hospital items for cervical cancer screening and treat
WOCACA engages the youth in cervical cancer efforts
Maud Mwakasungula 3rd from both left and right with some of the panelists on Women and NCDs session at Women Deliver 2023 in Kigali Rwanda
Maud first right, Benda 2nd of KILELE Health right with other advocates pose for a photo during the FIND/KILELE Health pre meting in Malawii
WOCACA host FIND/KILELE Health Africa Meeting
Maud Mwakasungula WOCACA Executive Director from left poses with Dr Yamikani Chimwaza of President of Women in Global Health Malawi at Women Deliver Conference 2023 in Kigali Rwanda
Maud Mwakasungula WOCACA Executive Director was one of the panelists of two sessions "Women and NCDs from the Civil Society and Communities voices" and " Taking Stock Towards Building a More Equitable , Non-Communicable Diseases Ready Health Care S
Maud Mwakasungula WOCACA Executive Director 3rd from right with other panelists during the official opening of Women Deliver Conference 2023 in Kigali, Rwanda
Maud Mwakasungula 2nd from right with other panelists on Women and NCDs session at Women Deliver Conference 2023 in Kigali, Rwanda
Maud Mwakasungula attended the Women Deliver Conference 2023 held in Kigali Rwanda. Here she is presenting on Women and NCDs: Taking Stock Towards Building a More Equitable, Non-Communicable-Disease-Ready Health Care System from Civil Society and Communit
Thank you, Global Colon Cancer Association (GCCA) and Blue Hat Bow Tie for CRC Awareness 2023, for extending your deepest appreciation for partnering with WOCACA in supporting the cause, and the conversation about colorectal cancer.
WOCACA Host WE CAN Cervical Cancer Africa Meeting
WOCACA Host WE CAN Cervical Cancer Africa Meeting
WOCACA stands with vulnerable groups such as refugees.
WOCACA strives for health rights for all including refugees and asylum seekers .
WOCACA urges more collaboration within the coalition in the fight against cancer.
