Brain Tumour Awareness Program

Brain Tumour Awareness Program Raising awareness of brain tumours through storytelling & dialogue!! Share your story.

I hope to see a world where tumours are no longer life-threatening savages and is instead handled with the ease and sim...
14/05/2026

I hope to see a world where tumours are no longer life-threatening savages and is instead handled with the ease and simplicity of drinking a glass of water.

We extend our most sincere gratitude to you Hon. Christopher Kang'ombe for your unwavering support for national developm...
13/05/2026

We extend our most sincere gratitude to you Hon. Christopher Kang'ombe for your unwavering support for national development. You have lived a tenure of active advocacy for improved health services in Zambia and a stronger, more resilient healthcare system. Your commitment to community upliftment has made a difference and you've gone unnoticed as a development champion. All the best in your next venture Honorable.

This , we stand in solidarity with every Zambian fighting a brain tumour. From the wards of the Cancer Diseases Hospita...
09/05/2026

This , we stand in solidarity with every Zambian fighting a brain tumour. From the wards of the Cancer Diseases Hospital U.T.H to homes across our ten provinces, we honor the survivors, support the fighters, and remember those we have lost. Brain tumours don’t discriminate, and in Zambia, early detection remains our strongest weapon. The Zambia Medical Association reminds us to look out for persistent headaches, unusual neurological changes, or blurred vision —seeking medical help early truly can save lives.
How you can help:
🩶 Wear Gray: Post a selfie in your favorite gray outfit to show support.
📢 Share Knowledge: Remind your family and friends that early diagnosis is key.
🤝 Support Local Advocacy: Follow the Brain Tumour Awareness Program to learn how you can volunteer or donate to patient support programs. Together, we create many voices with a shared goal: a Zambia where every patient gets the efficient and timely healthcare they deserve.

04/05/2026

Benign tumours are not fine.

29/04/2026

Have a laugh. You'll feel better, I promise!!

29/04/2026

Brain tumors are an invisible fight.

As a brain tumour survivor, walking the 10k the Kenneth Kaunda Day Marathon for the first time post-op was thrilling. I ...
28/04/2026

As a brain tumour survivor, walking the 10k the Kenneth Kaunda Day Marathon for the first time post-op was thrilling. I almost gave up at the start point because I thought I wouldn't make it past the 5k mark. But then I made it. When we are faced with hard decisions in life we tend to just stop and cover that page. Well, you can cover it but it won't flip. You'll still face the same adversity. We have more to gain by taking a chance. The possibilities and ways of prolonging our lives after a BT experience are endless. We must build the willingness to live. We are stronger than we think.

18/04/2026

The Ministry of Health is revolutionizing cancer care by expanding screening services and bolstering capacity across all 116 districts, paving the way for a healthier future by the end of 2026. Recent reports indicate a severe shortage of specialized cancer professionals, with only around 88 personnel available against a requirement of over 3,000. Expanding facilities without enough oncologists, radiologists, neurosurgeons, and pathologists creates a bottleneck. We, the Brain Tumour Awareness Program urge the responsible office to address the critical shortages in human resources, financial sustainability, and specialized treatment access to healthcare.
Hakainde Hichilema Ministry of Health Zambia Cancer Diseases Hospital U.T.H

Brain tumours can affect anyone, at any age, yet they often go unnoticed until it’s too late. We are thrilled to introdu...
17/04/2026

Brain tumours can affect anyone, at any age, yet they often go unnoticed until it’s too late. We are thrilled to introduce a new voice in the fight against cancer—the Brain Tumour Awareness Program Zambia (BDTAP)! Our aim is to Break the Silence on Brain Tumours in Zambia 🇿🇲

14/04/2026

A kilometer for every Brain Tumour 🧠

08/04/2026

I came.
I saw.
I conquered!
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