Causes: Cancer, Health, Reproductive Health Care, Reproductive Rights, Specifically Named Diseases
Mission: PINCC takes volunteer medical teams to train doctors and nurses in underserved countries, for the prevention of cervical cancer, the #1 cancer killer of women in the 3rd world. We then donate the equipment to make the site sustainable.
Results: PINCC has trained and certified 18 centers in 8 countries and we are working towards certifying 12 more centers in 2011.Over the past six years PINCCs volunteer doctors have screened over 10,000 women during our training campaigns, and trained over 300 doctors and nurses. Each of the sites certified by PINCC can screen and serve between 1,000 – 3,000 women yearly.
Target demographics: The women that reside in these countries live in poor, rural, and/or remote communities. The majority of families try to eak out a living on a meager $3 a day or less, and cannot afford the luxury of a trip to a private doctor’s office.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 2,000 women.
Geographic areas served: Central America, Africa, India, Southeast Asia
Programs: Cervical cancer treatment training to onsite medical personnel
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: PINCC takes volunteer medical teams to train doctors and nurses in underserved countries, for the prevention of cervical cancer, the #1 cancer killer of women in the 3rd world. We then donate the equipment to make the site sustainable.
Results: PINCC has trained and certified 18 centers in 8 countries and we are working towards certifying 12 more centers in 2011.Over the past six years PINCCs volunteer doctors have screened over 10,000 women during our training campaigns, and trained over 300 doctors and nurses. Each of the sites certified by PINCC can screen and serve between 1,000 – 3,000 women yearly.
Target demographics: The women that reside in these countries live in poor, rural, and/or remote communities. The majority of families try to eak out a living on a meager $3 a day or less, and cannot afford the luxury of a trip to a private doctor’s office.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 2,000 women.
Geographic areas served: Central America, Africa, India, Southeast Asia
Programs: Cervical cancer treatment training to onsite medical personnel
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This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
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