Grounds for Health’s July 2024 campaign in Kenya screened over 1,800 women for HPV in one week, showcasing scalable cervical cancer prevention in low-resource settings. Using self-sampling and community-led efforts, the initiative achieved high screening and treatment rates, demonstrating the power of innovative health outreach.
Grounds for Health partnered with Go Doc Go to enhance cervical cancer prevention in rural Ethiopia, providing essential training and equipment to empower local physicians and improve women’s health outcomes.
We have officially reached the landmark of 200,000 women screened in our efforts to bring woman-centered, high quality health care to some of the most rural and underserved communities around the world.
A nonprofit organization supported by the coffee industry advocates an ingenious, low-cost but effective alternative for early detection and treatment of cervical cancer, using humble vinegar and cotton swabs.
Grounds for Health is introducing HPV self-sampling in poor coffee-growing regions to reduce exposure to Covid.