In a continued effort to promote women’s health and early intervention, our community-based NGO successfully organized a Free Women’s Cancer Detection and Awareness Program in Gwalior this month. The initiative focused on raising awareness and providing free on-site screening for breast and cervical cancer, two of the most prevalent and life-threatening conditions affecting women today.
With the support of trained medical professionals and in collaboration with local healthcare partners, the program provided over 100+ women with access to clinical screenings, counseling, and educational resources—empowering them with the knowledge and tools necessary for early diagnosis and prevention.
Held at Manik Vilas Colony, the event also featured interactive health talks, myth-busting sessions, and personalized consultations. Special attention was given to underserved communities and women with limited access to healthcare, ensuring inclusivity and outreach beyond conventional boundaries.
This initiative marks another milestone in our mission to create sustainable, community-driven health ecosystems—where awareness, access, and action go hand-in-hand to transform lives. We remain committed to expanding this program to more regions, with a vision to make preventive care a fundamental right, not a privilege.
