National Cancer Control Program Kenya
@CancerProgramKE
Guiding implementation of Cancer Control programs as per @MOH_Kenya National Cancer Control Strategy 2023-2027 towards a low burden of Cancer in Kenya
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Did you know? Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related mortality among women in Kenya, with 9 women dying every day from the disease. It accounts for one in every four cancers diagnosed among Kenyan women. #AfyaYanguJukumuLangu #NitapimaMatiti #BCAM2025
📣 Join us this afternoon for the second webinar in our #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth series! Hear from experts on how early detection and effective management can save lives. 🔗 Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #EarlyDetection #HealthForAll #ZuiaCancer
Happening Now! The National Cervical Cancer Action Plan Validation Meeting brings together MOH experts and partners to review the plan, advancing our shared vision of a Kenya free from the burden of cervical cancer. #CervicalCancerAwareness #ZuiaCancer
Not all lumps are cancerous, but any change in your breast should be checked by a health worker. Look out for: 🔹 Lumps 🔹 Skin dimpling 🔹 Nipple discharge 🔹 Unusual pain or swelling Early detection saves lives—don’t wait! #EarlyDetection #AfyaYanguJukumuLangu
Pain relief is medicine. Denying it is an injustice. Make pain relief accessible. #AccessToMedicine #PalliativeCareMatters #WHPCDay25 #PalliativeCare #AchievingThePromise
Hope. Dignity. Relief. These are the promises of palliative care—and everyone deserves them. #PalliativePromise #UniversalAccessNow #WHPCD2025
Did you know? 85% of breast cancer cases occur without family history. Only 10–15% are linked to genes. Your lifestyle choices, like staying active, avoiding alcohol & tobacco, can lower your risk. Take control today! #AfyaYanguJukumuLangu #ZuiaCancer #Lifestylechoices
UHC in Kenya is incomplete without palliative care. Policy change equates dignity for all. #PalliativePolicy #WHPCD2025
Today, NCCP hosted a team from The Max Foundation, Kenya. Through our 5-year partnership, 2,000+ CML patients access free, life-saving treatment in 6 hospitals nationwide. Over 220 advanced breast cancer patients have also benefited this past year. #Partnerships #CancerCare
How Kenya is reimagining cancer prevention and care for women weforum.org/stories/2025/1… via @wef
No one should suffer in pain. Palliative care relieves suffering and supports dignity #HumanRights #CompassionInCare #WHPCD2025
800,000 Kenyans need palliative care yearly, yet only 29,016 access it. Universal access now! #LeaveNoOneBehind #WHPCD2025
Join us today for the first #BCAM2025 webinar: Empowering Communities – The Role of CHPs in Breast Cancer Awareness & Early Detection. Theme: Beyond Awareness: Personal Action for Breast Health #ZuiaCancer #AfyaYanguNiJukumuLanguWakatiNiSasaNitapimaMatiti
Palliative care is a human right. Let’s make it universal in Kenya. #PalliativeCareForAll #KehpcaCares #WHPCD2025
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women worldwide, and the leading cancer among Kenyan women. Early detection makes all the difference. #MwiliWanguWakatiNiSasaNitapimaMatiti #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #ZuiaCancer
Early detection = better outcomes. Up to 80% of childhood cancers can be treated if caught in time. Parents, teachers & caregivers, don’t ignore the signs. Consult a healthcare provider. #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #CCAM2025
Children with cancer may not always show symptoms. Early detection and treatment improve outcomes. All children under 5 should be screened for Retinoblastoma (eye cancer) during routine MCH clinic visits. #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #CCAM2025
Early detection leads to better outcomes. Health workers: keep a high index of suspicion and refer suspected cases to KNH, MTRH, KUTRRH, Kisii Level 5, Kijabe, or Gertrude’s. Learn more about childhood cancer on the MOH Virtual Academy: elearning.health.go.ke
Many childhood cancers are treatable if detected early. If you notice unusual symptoms in your child, don’t wait - consult a healthcare provider promptly. Be alert to these warning signs: Early action can save lives. #ChildhoodCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #HopeForChildren
In 2018, @WHO & @StJude launched the Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer (GICC) to raise survival rates to 60% by 2030. In Africa, where survival can be as low as 20%, this initiative is a beacon of hope for children and families. #ChildhoodCancerAwareness #GICC
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