Loading…Loading…Loading…Over 900 breast-cancer survivors from across Ghana and beyond, serving as role models to the newly diagnosed.
BCI, in collaboration with Peace and Love Hospitals, inaugurated the Peace and Love Hospital Survivors Association (PALSA) with a membership of over 900 from different parts of Ghana and beyond. PALSA brings together those who have survived breast cancer to serve as role models, especially to newly diagnosed patients, and educates the public on early detection and treatment while demystifying the myths, stigma and fear surrounding the disease.
Improve the quality of life of breast cancer survivors.
To bring together those who have survived breast cancer to serve as role models to newly diagnosed patients throughout their cancer journey.
PALSA collaborates with community nurses in the peer-nurse navigation program — Helping Others through Personal Experience (HOPE) — to support newly diagnosed patients through their treatment journey and reduce treatment default.
Breast Self-Examination was a gateway to my survivorship: Dede speaks about breast cancer.
Mastectomy is not the end of your life. I have survived for 11 years.
Make breast health education, screening, holistic treatment and support accessible and affordable to all communities in Ghana.