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We advance women’s health in Africa by combining evidence-based education, cervical cancer screening, HPV vaccination advocacy, and grassroots community action.We ensure every woman,regardless of income or location has access to a healthy & thriving life.

🎯 OUR NEXT GOAL: 1,000 WOMEN SCREENED!We've reached thousands before.Now we want to reach 1,000 more women with life-sav...
26/09/2026

🎯 OUR NEXT GOAL: 1,000 WOMEN SCREENED!

We've reached thousands before.

Now we want to reach 1,000 more women with life-saving health information, awareness and essential medical support.

But impact requires resources.

Medical supplies.
Transportation.
Community mobilisation.
Personnel.
Technology.
Logistics.

This is where you come in.

You don't have to give a fortune. When many people give what they can, something powerful happens.

One person gives.
Another joins.
Another shares.
And together, 1,000 more women can be reached.

💜 Will you be part of our next 1,000?

See the flyer for donation and partnership details.

WHEN WE ASK YOU TO GIVE, THIS IS WHAT YOUR SUPPORT HELPS US DO. We asked you to support the work.Today, we want you to s...
25/09/2026

WHEN WE ASK YOU TO GIVE, THIS IS WHAT YOUR SUPPORT HELPS US DO.

We asked you to support the work.

Today, we want you to see what that support looks like on the ground.

These are moments from some of our previous outreaches- where thousands of women and community members were reached with health awareness, medical services, screenings, and life-saving information.

Behind every picture is a story of resources put to work.

Your donations help us move from intention to action- from planning an outreach to actually reaching the women and communities who need us.

We understand that when you give, you are trusting us with your hard-earned money. That trust matters to us.

We are committed to ensuring that the resources entrusted to us are used responsibly and purposefully to create measurable impact.

So when we ask you to give, we don't just ask you to believe in what we say.

We invite you to look at what we have done.

Thousands reached.
Communities served.
Women empowered with information and care.
Lives touched.

This is the impact your support can help create.

And we are just getting started.

If you believe this work should continue, join us. Give. Partner. Share.

Your generosity doesn't just fund a programme. It helps take care of someone who needs it. 💜

THE WORK IS BIG. THE NEED IS BIGGER. AND WE CANNOT DO IT ALONE. What you see in our pictures- women reached, health scre...
24/09/2026

THE WORK IS BIG. THE NEED IS BIGGER. AND WE CANNOT DO IT ALONE.

What you see in our pictures- women reached, health screenings conducted, lives touched, communities served, and life-saving information shared - does not happen by chance.

It takes people, logistics, medical supplies, transportation, technology, communication, volunteers, and countless other resources to make every outreach possible.

The truth is simple: this work costs money.

And while we have never allowed limited resources to stop us from showing up for women and communities, we know that we can reach so many more people with your support.

To everyone who has donated, partnered with us, volunteered, shared our work, or simply believed in what we do - THANK YOU.
Your support has helped make our work possible. 🙏🏽💜

But we are not stopping anytime soon.

There are still women waiting to be reached.

There are still communities waiting for care.

There is still information that needs to get to the people who need it most.

This is your opportunity to be part of the impact.

Your donation whether big or small, can help us take the next step.

👉🏽 Please see the flyer for details on how you can support our work.

If you cannot give today, share this post. Someone in your network may be able to.

Because sometimes, changing a life starts with something as simple as one person deciding to give.

We will keep showing up.

Will you show up with us? 💜

Mbotidem kept saying, “It’s probably stress.”The missed period? Stress.The sudden acne? Stress.The hair growing on her c...
24/09/2026

Mbotidem kept saying, “It’s probably stress.”

The missed period? Stress.

The sudden acne? Stress.

The hair growing on her chin? Maybe stress.

The weight that seemed to appear overnight? “I’ve not been eating well.”

So she adjusted her diet.

Started exercising.

Bought skincare products.

Tried teas.

Downloaded period-tracking apps.

And every month, she waited.

Nothing.

Sometimes two months passed.

Sometimes three.

And when her period finally came, it came with cramps that made her cancel plans and stay curled up in bed.

She eventually went to the hospital.

After a few questions, examinations and tests, she heard two words she had barely heard before:

Polycystic O***y Syndrome.

PCOS.

And suddenly, years of little things started making sense.

The acne.

The irregular periods.

The changes in her weight.

The hair growth.

The frustration.

The feeling that her body was somehow no longer behaving like everyone else's.

But here's the part nobody tells you:

Sometimes the hardest part isn't the diagnosis.

It's looking back and realizing how long you blamed yourself for symptoms you didn't understand.

If any part of this sounds familiar, please don't automatically tell yourself, “It's just stress.”

An irregular period isn't something you have to silently normalize.

Your body deserves to be listened to.

And if you've lived through PCOS, you know how much this conversation matters.

Share this with a woman who may need to hear it.

Not to scare her.

Not to diagnose her.

Just to remind her that she isn't imagining what she's experiencing.

REACHING WOMEN. CREATING IMPACT. SAVING LIVES.Through our partnership with Access Bank Plc, we have taken health awarene...
23/09/2026

REACHING WOMEN. CREATING IMPACT. SAVING LIVES.

Through our partnership with Access Bank Plc, we have taken health awareness and free medical services closer to women across the three senatorial districts of Akwa Ibom State - Uyo, Ikot Ekpene, and Eket.

From one community to another, we have reached thousands of women with vital health information, awareness, and access to free medical services, because where access to healthcare is limited, we believe communities should not be left behind.

This partnership demonstrates what is possible when purpose meets partnership.

Together, we are breaking barriers to healthcare access and creating opportunities for women to make informed decisions about their health.

But this is more than a programme.
It is a commitment to ensuring that every woman has the information, care, and support she needs to live a healthier life.

We are grateful to Access Bank Plc for partnering with us to take this impact across Akwa Ibom.

Three Senatorial Districts. Thousands of Women. One shared commitment: healthier communities.

From Advocacy to Action: A Milestone for Women and Girls in Nigeria 🇳🇬In 2023, we joined fellow stakeholders across Nige...
22/09/2026

From Advocacy to Action: A Milestone for Women and Girls in Nigeria 🇳🇬

In 2023, we joined fellow stakeholders across Nigeria in calling for the HPV vaccine to be included in the National Immunisation Programme- because preventing cervical cancer must begin with protecting girls early.

We were thrilled to see this advocacy become a reality when Nigeria introduced the HPV vaccine into the national immunisation programme in October 2023. 🎉

To help create awareness and promote understanding of the rollout, our CEO joined the Executive Director of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) for an important conversation on what the introduction meant for girls, families, and communities across Nigeria.

This is what advocacy can do: raise an issue, build partnerships, influence action, and help turn a critical health need into a national intervention.

The work continues. We remain committed to ensuring women and girls have access to the information, prevention services, and opportunities they need to live healthier lives.

When we speak up, collaborate, and keep pushing for change, progress becomes possible.

Every woman deserves the best.

21/09/2026

FREE CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING

Your health matters, and early detection can save a life.

We are providing free cervical cancer screening to help women know their status, detect possible concerns early, and take timely action.

Don’t wait until you have symptoms.

Take the step.

Get screened.

Protect your health.

Share this post with a woman you care about.

Together, we can save lives.

Dear Friend,There was a time when Help The Woman Campaign existed only in the mind of our Founder.There was no internati...
21/09/2026

Dear Friend,

There was a time when Help The Woman Campaign existed only in the mind of our Founder.

There was no international team.

No global appearances.

No certainty about how far the idea could travel.

There was simply a son who had lost his mother to cervical cancer and could not accept that another woman should die simply because she lacked the information that might have helped her.

So we started.

With conversations.

With community outreaches.

With health education.

With screenings.

With advocacy.

With one woman telling another woman:“You need to know this.”

And then, one day, something happened that made us stop.

Our Help The Woman Campaign T-shirt had arrived in the United States.

And these were the people showing up with it in different countries.

A Global Producer at The Moth and other Senior Officials.

They were not standing in Nigeria, not even at one of our community outreaches but thousands of kilometres away.

But there they were smiling, holding up a shirt carrying the name of something that had started with a deeply personal loss in Nigeria.

That photograph changed something.

Not because a T-shirt had crossed an ocean.

But because an idea had.

And here is it:

Movements do not always begin with resources.

Sometimes they begin with conviction.

The conviction that women deserve better.

The conviction that information can save lives.

The conviction that where a woman is born should not determine how much she knows about her health or how much access she has to opportunities and care.

That conviction has taken us from conversations to communities.

From Nigeria to rooms and relationships beyond Nigeria.

From one person's grief to a growing community of people who believe every woman deserves the best.

And perhaps that is what this photograph really represents.

Not a T-shirt.

Not a photo opportunity.

But a signal that what we are building can travel.

That a story born from one mother's loss can become a message carried by many people.

That a small organisation can build something that others want to stand behind.

But there is still a long way to go.

Because somewhere today, there is another woman who does not know what she needs to know.

Another girl who has never heard about HPV vaccination.

Another mother who does not know that cervical cancer can be prevented and detected early.

Another woman whose health is being determined by the information she has access to or does not have.

And that is why we are building.

We are building a movement where women have access to the information, prevention, healthcare connections and opportunities they need to make better-informed choices about their lives.

And we don't want to build that movement alone.

If you believe no woman should die because she lacked information, we want you to be part of this.

If you are a woman, stand with us.

If you are a healthcare professional, lend your expertise.

If you are an organisation, partner with us.

If you are a storyteller, tell these stories.

If you are a funder, help us take the work further.

If you simply believe women deserve better, **share this.**

Because sometimes, you don't know how far an idea can travel until someone on the other side of the world puts it on.

The shirt crossed the ocean.

The message can go much further.

Help The Woman.

Every woman deserves the best.

20/09/2026

We are intentional about reaching women with life-saving information, resources, and opportunities that can make a real difference in their lives.

Every woman deserves access to the right information and the opportunity to thrive.

We are committed to reaching more women, creating awareness, and connecting them to opportunities that empower them and strengthen their communities.

Together, we can reach more women and save more lives.

The other day, we were at the Akwa Ibom State Primary Healthcare Development Agency for a strategic engagement with the ...
19/09/2026

The other day, we were at the Akwa Ibom State Primary Healthcare Development Agency for a strategic engagement with the leadership as we continue to strengthen our collaboration around women’s health.

For us at Help The Woman Campaign Itybulous Foundation, partnerships are not just about meetings and MoUs. They are about asking: What can we do better together? What can reach more women? What can move from conversation to action?

We had meaningful conversations around strengthening community-level health access, prevention, screening and health education for women and girls.

There is still so much to do. But when institutions, communities and organisations bring their strengths together, we can build health systems that work better for the women who need them most.

Every woman deserves the best.

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Uyo
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