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To improve cancer outcomes by advancing prevention and early detection, strengthening pathways to care, generating and applying evidence, and building partnerships that enable healthier communities and stronger health systems.

Cancer prevention is often discussed as a list of things individuals should do. But that is only part of the story.Nearl...
16/10/2026

Cancer prevention is often discussed as a list of things individuals should do. But that is only part of the story.

Nearly 4 in 10 new cancer cases globally are linked to preventable causes. Reducing that burden requires individual action, but also vaccination programmes, to***co control, cleaner environments and safer workplaces.

Prevention is not a promise. It is a head start.

Swipe through.

Source: WHO/IARC, 2026. World Health Organization (WHO) International Agency for Research on Cancer, WHO

International Day of the Girl Child 2026This year’s theme calls for an end to child marriage and greater investment in g...
11/10/2026

International Day of the Girl Child 2026

This year’s theme calls for an end to child marriage and greater investment in girls’ rights.

For CPCI, that investment includes health.

HPV vaccination is an important tool in preventing HPV-related cancers later in life. But protecting girls also means supporting their health, education, safety, dignity and opportunity to shape their own futures.

Invest in girls today. Build healthier futures tomorrow.

World Mental Health Day 2026“Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.”For a child with cancer, the journey is ...
10/10/2026

World Mental Health Day 2026

“Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.”

For a child with cancer, the journey is about more than diagnosis and treatment.

There can be fear, uncertainty, disruption to school and everyday life, and pressures that affect the whole family.

Listening to children and families helps us understand these experiences, and build care that responds to the person, not only the disease.

Hear the experience. Support the family. Improve the journey.

CPCI congratulates Prof. Gevorg Tamamyan on his nomination by Botswana for the position of Director-General of the World...
02/10/2026

CPCI congratulates Prof. Gevorg Tamamyan on his nomination by Botswana for the position of Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO)

As a pediatric oncologist whose work spans cancer care, research, institution-building and international collaboration, his nomination is particularly meaningful to many across the childhood cancer community.

CPCI is pleased to express its support as he takes this important step in global health leadership.

Congratulations, Prof. Tamamyan, and best wishes for the journey ahead.

Cancer Prevention and Care Initiative - CPCI

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. 🇳🇬As we celebrate 66 years of independence, we also look ahead - to the Nigeria we are ...
01/10/2026

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. 🇳🇬

As we celebrate 66 years of independence, we also look ahead - to the Nigeria we are still building.

For us at CPCI, that future includes stronger health systems, better evidence, healthier communities and a country where more people have a better chance against cancer.

Progress is built together, and there remains much worth building.

Here's to a new month and a healthier future for Nigeria.

Happy Independence Day. Happy New Month. 🇳🇬

30/09/2026

September ends. The work doesn't. 💛

This month, we went gold with one question:

What would it take to give every child with cancer a better chance?

We explored what makes childhood cancer different. We talked about recognition without fear, referral and continuity of care, the families walking alongside children, the importance of data and research, and why stronger systems cannot be built by one organisation alone.

But awareness was never meant to be the destination.

For CPCI, the work continues through the Joseph Hope Project - learning, building partnerships and working towards stronger pathways from recognition to care and support.

Thank you to our volunteers, contributors, professionals, partners and everyone who read, watched, shared or joined the conversation throughout .

September may be ending.

Our commitment to giving children a better chance is not.

💛 Every Child Deserves a Better Chance.

CPCI | Joseph Hope Project

What would it take to give every child with cancer a better chance? 💛That question has guided throughout September.The...
29/09/2026

What would it take to give every child with cancer a better chance? 💛

That question has guided throughout September.

There is no single answer. It will take earlier recognition, stronger pathways to care, supported families, better evidence, collaboration, and systems capable of connecting it all.

The work ahead is bigger than awareness.

And it is work worth building towards.

💛 Every Child Deserves a Better Chance.

CPCI | Joseph Hope Project

28/09/2026

No organisation can build this alone. 💛

Stronger childhood cancer pathways depend on many actors - families, communities, healthcare professionals, researchers, institutions and partners, each bringing something the others cannot replace.

For CPCI, the goal is not to be everywhere or do everything.

It is to complement, connect and strengthen - working with others towards systems that give children a better chance.

💛 Every Child Deserves a Better Chance.

CPCI | Joseph Hope Project

From awareness to stronger systems. 💛For the past few weeks, has explored the childhood cancer journey - understanding...
26/09/2026

From awareness to stronger systems. 💛

For the past few weeks, has explored the childhood cancer journey - understanding, recognition, referral, care, family support, data and research.

The Joseph Hope Project is where these lessons begin to come together.

Not as isolated activities, but as a commitment to help build stronger, more connected pathways for children and families.

Swipe through to see what we're working towards.

💛 Every Child Deserves a Better Chance.

CPCI | Joseph Hope Project

25/09/2026

Awareness matters. But what comes next matters too. 💛

Throughout September, we have moved from understanding childhood cancer to recognising concern and examining what stronger care pathways require.

Now we turn to BUILD.

Because awareness must ultimately connect to action - stronger pathways, better support, evidence, collaboration and systems that give children a better chance.

UNDERSTAND → RECOGNISE → STRENGTHEN → BUILD

💛 Every Child Deserves a Better Chance.

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