Cancer Enemy Campaign

Fighting Cancer Together

Early detection saves lives. We bring free screenings, education, and support to every community.

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Know the Enemy

Types of Cancer We Address

Breast Cancer

The most common cancer among women. Early detection through mammography and self-exams is key.

1 in 8 women globally

Cervical Cancer

Highly preventable through HPV vaccination and regular Pap smear screenings.

Largely preventable

Lung Cancer

Often linked to smoking but can affect non-smokers. Early diagnosis dramatically improves survival rates.

Leading cancer killer

Colorectal Cancer

Screenings after age 45 can detect pre-cancerous polyps before they become life-threatening.

Highly treatable early
Warning Signs

10 Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

If you notice any of these signs, do not wait. Visit a doctor or contact us for a free screening appointment.

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Unexplained weight loss
Unusual lumps or swelling
Persistent fatigue
Changes in skin (color, texture)
Difficulty swallowing
Persistent cough or hoarseness
Unusual bleeding or discharge
Changes in bowel/bladder habits
Sores that do not heal
Persistent pain without cause
Our Services

What We Offer

Free Cancer Screenings

Quarterly free breast, cervical, and prostate cancer screening events in communities across Nigeria.

Support Groups

Monthly survivor support circles where patients and families find community, hope, and practical guidance.

Mobile Health Clinics

Our mobile units bring screenings and consultations directly to remote and underserved communities.

Awareness Campaigns

School and workplace campaigns, social media drives, and radio programs spreading cancer awareness.

HPV Vaccination Drive

Free HPV vaccines for girls aged 9–14 in partnership with state ministries of health.

Treatment Support Fund

Financial assistance and referrals for patients who cannot afford cancer treatment.

FAQ

Common Questions

How often should I go for cancer screening?

Adults over 40 should get screened annually. Women should do monthly self breast exams and yearly clinical exams. We offer free screenings every quarter at our centers.

Is cancer hereditary?

Some cancers have genetic links, but lifestyle factors play a significant role. If you have a family history, speak to our genetic counselors for personalized risk assessment.

What does De GRIP offer cancer patients?

We provide free screenings, emotional support groups, referrals to hospitals, subsidized treatment funds, and palliative care resources.

Can cancer be prevented?

Up to 50% of cancers are preventable through healthy lifestyle, vaccination (e.g., HPV vaccine), regular screenings, and avoiding tobacco and excessive alcohol.

Early Detection Saves Lives

Don't wait for symptoms. Schedule a free cancer screening today and encourage someone you love to do the same.

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