Travel Cure Inc

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“To create sustainable programs that prevent cervical cancer by educating women, training medical personnel, and equipping facilities in developing countries. Organization goals: train health care workers in host countries to become proficient in screening and treatment and to create sustainable programs by donating the needed equipment promote awareness, influence public health policy, and aid government and education institutions to implement and sustain practical, medically sound, and economically viable methods of cervical cancer prevention. Raise visibility, build suppport and generate resources necessary to continue and expand program around the world.”

“In 2022, a doctor and volunteers traveled to kenya and india to further educate colleagues in these countries and provide equipment needed to perform various procedures on the women in these countries. In 2022 they began hpv self testing and screened 300 women with hpv self testing and 400 women with viaa a total of 1,850 were screened for cervical dysplasia and the organization educated 60 community healthcare workers who will conduct outreach and mobilization for at-risk women and their families in their local villages. In 2023, pincc established a new site in bolivia and supported ongoing work in kenya and india. They provided access to hpv self-testing enabling 7,000 women to participate in the program promoting early dedection of hpv. 18 healthcare workers were trained on thermo and leep technologies. Pincc donated 11 thermocoagulators and one leep machine as well. Medical treatment was provided to 517 women, 19 local health-care professionals were trained to provide life-saving treatment to women and they provided one ampfire. This device which provides cutting edge technology to accurately identify hpv quickly. In 2024, pincc continued its unwavering commitment to empowering communities in bolivia, india and kenya to save lives through education, prevention and sustainable healthcare solutions. Our 2024 statistics indicate we are making great strides in assisting women achieve good health through active prevention - 3,048 screenings for hpv and 632 women treated for cervical dysplasia. We trained 30 healthcare workers(57.8% increase over 2023), maintain 21 sustainable clinics (added 6 clinics in 2024)and donated 15 life-saving thermal ablation devices. All of this added up to a 22.2% increase in women treated for cervical dysplasia.”

“The van in kenya provides essential services to in-country team, including transportation to remote areas, pick up/delivery of medical supplies, mobile clinic capabilities, and ensuring safety and logistical support for the volunteer team.”