What to know
Featured National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program award recipients share innovative ways they have found to increase cancer screenings.
Success stories
Partners Connect Women to Community Resources
Organizations in Colorado worked together to help Hispanic women get screened during the pandemic.
Tribal Program Increases Breast Cancer Screening Despite Pandemic
The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan helped more women get mammograms in 2020 than in 2019.
South Carolina Reaches Women Through Diverse Partnerships
Over the past 29 years, the Best Chance Network has screened about 135,000 women.
Guam Makes Program Enrollment Easier During the Pandemic
Women are more likely to get screened for cancer when they can enroll in the program easily.
Bringing Mammograms to Uninsured Women in Florida
Bringing mammograms to women in need resulted in far more women being screened.
New York Clinics Make It Easier for Doctors to Screen for Breast and Cervical Cancer
The clinics improved the process for reminding doctors which patients need cancer screening.
Community Health Workers Help Women in Nevada Get Screened for Breast and Cervical Cancer
Nevada hired community health workers to help women with low incomes get screened.