Pink Africa Foundation
Pink Africa Foundation is a Calabar-based cancer-care NGO providing free screenings, survivor support, and advocacy programmes that improve women’s and families’ health outcomes.
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About Pink Africa Foundation
We are Pink Africa Foundation, a non-governmental, non-profit organisation founded in 2017 and registered in Nigeria in 2018, created by a coalition of volunteer professionals committed to improving the education, health, and economic well-being of African women and children through practical collaboration and community-first service delivery.
We lead prevention-focused cancer advocacy through initiatives like Calabar Go Pink Day, where we mobilise partners and volunteers for awareness walks, free breast, cervical, and prostate screening, survivor storytelling, and fundraising that helps patients access treatment, while also running support programmes such as Pink Empress and practical relief efforts including post-mastectomy bra donations and periodic outreach in communities and faith-based organisations.
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A few more things about Pink Africa Foundation
What services does Pink Africa Foundation offer?
Pink Africa Foundation provides cancer awareness and prevention education, community outreaches with free screening (including breast, cervical, and prostate), survivor support initiatives, and partnerships that mobilise resources for patient care.
How can I contact Pink Africa Foundation for partnerships, volunteering, or support?
You can call +2348039342680 or email info@pinkafricafoundation.com to discuss partnerships, volunteering, event collaboration, referrals, or general enquiries.
Do you organise community cancer screening and awareness events in Calabar?
Yes—programmes such as Go Pink Day and other periodic outreaches are designed to increase early detection awareness and expand access to screening through medical volunteers and partner groups.
How can donors support your work?
Donors can contribute to outreach logistics, screening campaigns, survivor support activities, and assistance efforts that reduce barriers to diagnosis and treatment for underserved communities.
Who do your programmes primarily serve?
The foundation prioritises African women and children in underserved communities, while also engaging wider communities through education, advocacy, and screening initiatives that improve public health outcomes.