Being Africa

30/06/2026

Behind every statistic is a real person, a family, and a story.

This month, we honor survivors, remember lives lost, and stand with everyone affected by uterine cancer. Your courage inspires this movement. Your story matters.

- We jump for awareness.
- We jump for prevention.
- We jump for hope.

30/06/2026

June may be ending, but the conversation must continue.

Thank you to everyone who participated in by jumping, sharing, educating, advocating, and standing in solidarity with those affected by uterine cancer. 👏👏👏IGCSociety

Together, we amplified awareness, encouraged prevention, and reminded communities that early detection matters.

Let this movement continue beyond June.

Because awareness should never stop.

29/06/2026

Uterine cancer awareness is not only a women’s issue, it is a community issue.

Partners, brothers, fathers, and friends all have a role to play in supporting awareness, encouraging checkups, and helping break the silence around gynecologic cancers.

This June, let’s stand together and jump for healthier futures for women everywhere.

26/06/2026

As we , we are raising awareness of the risk factors for uterine cancer.

Here are some known risk factors:
- Obesity
- Hormonal factors
- Family history
- Physical inactivity
- Preexisting diabetic condition

Share the knowledge. Save a life

25/06/2026

Black women are disproportionately affected by uterine cancer outcomes, facing higher mortality rates due to a combination of aggressive disease subtypes, delayed diagnosis, and barriers to quality care.

This Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, let's advocate for:
✅ Inclusive research
✅ Equitable healthcare access, and
✅ Greater awareness.

Every woman deserves the opportunity for:
✅ Early diagnosis
✅ Effective treatment, and
✅ Better outcomes.

Because health equity isn't optional; it's essential.

18/06/2026

🩸 Spotting between periods.
🩸 Unusual vaginal discharge.
🩸 Bleeding after menopause.
These symptoms may seem easy to ignore, but they should never be dismissed.

This Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, listen to your body and speak to a healthcare provider if something feels different. Early attention can lead to earlier diagnosis and better outcomes.

✅Know the signs.
✅Trust your instincts.
✅Prioritize your health.

IGCSociety
Kenyan Network of Cancer Organizations-KENCO World Gynecologic Oncology Day Africa Cancer Foundation

16/06/2026

12/06/2026

Too many women dismiss symptoms until it’s too late.

Early detection of uterine cancer can lead to more effective treatment and better outcomes. Paying attention to unusual bleeding, pelvic discomfort, or changes in your body could make a life-saving difference.

Your body speaks. Don’t ignore it.

Jump with us this June to spread awareness that saves lives.

10/06/2026

Today we debunk some myths about

👎MYTH: Only older women get uterine cancer.
👍FACT: While risk increases with age, uterine cancer can affect younger women too.

Knowing your family history, understanding symptoms, and seeking medical attention early are important at every age.
Awareness should never wait for a diagnosis.

This June, we jump to educate, challenge misconceptions, and encourage informed health decisions.

08/06/2026

"Awareness is not weakness, it is power.

Uterine cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women, but early detection can save lives.

Know the signs. Understand the risks. Take action today.

is about turning awareness into action and advocacy into impact.

Because every woman deserves access to timely care, information, and support.