The Wage Foundation, in partnership with Associazione Zenzero and supported by the Ghana Health Service, is proud to announce the second edition of its Cervical Cancer Awareness and Screening campaign, scheduled for May 31, 2025, at Akotoshie No. 2 in the Ga West Municipality
This life-saving initiative is part of a broader commitment by the Wage Foundation to protect and promote women’s health, especially in underserved communities. The event will feature free cervical cancer screenings and educational sessions designed to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and prevention.
Following the resounding success of the first edition held on January 25, 2025, at the Kpobiman community, which saw hundreds of women screened, the team is expanding its outreach to ensure even more women have access to this vital health service.
Event Details:
Date:May 31, 2025
Venue: Akotoshie No. 2
Time: From 8:00 AM
Contact:0246576450
Eligibility: Open to all eligible women; screening is free of charge
Cervical cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among women in Ghana. Regular screening, coupled with public education, plays a crucial role in reducing these numbers. The upcoming Akotoshie screening is another step in ensuring every woman, regardless of location or income, has the opportunity to safeguard her health.
The Wage Foundation extends a warm invitation to all eligible women in and around the Akotoshie area to come and take advantage of this free health service.
Together, let’s protect women’s health and save lives.