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3RD Quarter Report TCZ
3RD Quarter Report TCZ
3RD Quarter Report TCZ
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THIRD QUARTER REPORT
In the month of July and August ,Talk Cancer Zim went on a Lets Talk cervical
cancer campaign with the Salvation Army Church women ,this program ran
from the 15th of July to the 25 of August .The awareness program was done by
Talk Cancer Zim who worked in collaboration with the Salvation Army
Medical Fellowship and Population Services For Health which provided the
screening services The main aim was to disseminate timely useful and relevant
cervical cancer information to women in church and to encourage early
detection through screening using the HPV DNA testing method .
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The table below shows the number of women who attended the sessions and the
number of women screened at each of the centers.
Chitungwiza Citadel 44 70
Nyameni 15 26
Seke National 24 49
BMP 23 37
Seke NOP 22 30
Seke L 46 68
Dema --- 12
Total
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LET’S TALK PROSTATE CANCER
The real man conference is a two pronged approach focusing on prostate cancer
and other common NCDs (Non Communicable Diseases) that affect
Zimbabwean men. This year the event was held at the Café Borrowdale brook.
The conference focused on the following thematic areas
Prostate cancer
Mental health issues in men
A focus on sexual health
The event was supported by Flatbrige, Gunhill medical village,
Medorange ,National AIDS Council and the Café restaurant .
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LETS TALK PROSTATE CANCER IN PICTURES
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ACHIEVEMENTS
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CHALLENGES
Visual aids for better understanding and presentation of the subject were
lacking
Lack of fuel and food allowances for the Talk cancer zim team the church
could not provide for these
There was generally limited time to the campaign, not enough time to
give a detailed talk and screen all women efficiently
There were no cancer survivors to complement the awareness sessions
There was low uptake on prostate cancer screening at real men
conference
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