The SEBaid Foundation has announced a cervical cancer awareness campaign aimed at educating the public on prevention, early detection, and elimination of the disease.
The campaign, themed “Prevention Is Power: Know, Screen, Vaccinate, Eliminate,” is scheduled to take place on January 28, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church premises in Aburi.
Activities lined up for the event include a health talk and free cervical cancer screening sessions designed to encourage early detection and promote informed health choices among women and girls.
According to the organisers, the initiative forms part of the Foundation’s broader commitment to improving community health through education, preventive care, and access to essential health services.
The campaign will also highlight the importance of regular screening and vaccination as key measures in reducing cervical cancer-related deaths.
The event is expected to attract community members, health professionals, and partner organisations, all working together to raise awareness and promote preventive healthcare practices.
Members of the public seeking further information have been encouraged to contact the organisers on 024 543 6230.
SEBaid Foundation continues to advocate for healthier communities through targeted health interventions and awareness programmes.
source:Ayisah Foster
