Basic Health International

All of us at Basic Health International would like to wish you a Happy New Year. We are excited to see what this year brings in our effort to eliminate cervical cancer worldwide. #2024

During this time, BHI is raising funds to support women like Ana Gladys who received a positive cervical cancer diagnosis. Ana, a 47-year-old mother from El Salvador, was too ashamed and scared to seek treatment. BHI made sure that Ana was supported through the entire treatment process and provided transportation, lodging, and medication. Today, Ana’s cancer is in remission. She has become an outspoken advocate encouraging other women in her community to get screened early on.

BHI is committed to ensure that every woman encountered as part of our work is supported through the entire process so that she receives the treatment that she deserves.

Listen to Ana’s story here.
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All donations are doubled by a generous benefactor!

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All of us at Basic Health International would like to wish you and your family a Happy Holidays!

Our end-of-year campaign is dedicated to women with a positive cervical cancer diagnosis in underserved communities. BHI is committed to ensure that every woman encountered as part of our work is supported through the entire process so that she receives the treatment that she deserves.

Meet Vilma Dolores, a 34yo single mother of two who lives with her parents, siblings and their children in remote village in El Salvador. After she was diagnoses with advanced cervical cancer, Vilma felt overwhelmed and hopeless. Dr Torres, BHI's OB-GYN, and our team were on her side to support and guide Vilma through the treatment process.

=All donations are 100% matched by a generous benefactor!

Dedicamos nuestra campaña de fin de año a las mujeres con diagnóstico positivo de cáncer de cuello uterino en comunidades vulnerables. BHI se compromete a garantizar que todas las mujeres a las que apoyamos como parte de nuestro trabajo estén acompañadas durante todo el proceso para que obtengan el tratamiento que merecen.

Les presento a Vilma Dolores, una mujer de 34 años, madre soltera de dos hijos, que vive con sus padres, hermanos e hijos en un municipio remoto de El Salvador. Luego de haberle diagnosticado cáncer de cuello uterino en estadio avanzado, Vilma se sintió abrumada y desesperanzada. La Dra. Torres ginecóloga, colposcopista de BHI y nuestro equipo estuvieron a su lado para apoyarla y guiarla durante el proceso de tratamiento.

¡Todas las donaciones son igualadas al 100% por un generoso benefactor!

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December is the month of giving. This end-of-year campaign is dedicated to support women with a positive cervical cancer diagnosis in underserved communities. BHI is committed to ensure that every woman is supported throughout the entire process to ensure that she receives the treatment that she deserves. The BHI Patient Care Program helps patients pay for related costs which they could not afford otherwise, such as transportation to and from treatment, lodging, medication, groceries, and other support as needed.

All donations for the whole month of December are 100% matched!

To donate, please visit our website www.basichealth.org or use the link in our bio

Diciembre es un mes para dar. Esta campaña de fin de año está dedicada a apoyar a las mujeres diagnosticadas con cáncer de cuello uterino en comunidades vulnerables. En BHI estamos comprometidos a garantizar que cada mujer reciba apoyo a lo largo de todo el proceso y asegurar que obtenga el tratamiento que merece. El Programa de Cuidado al Paciente de BHI ayuda a las mujeres a sufragar los costos como el transporte para desplazare a su tratamiento, alojamiento, medicamentos y alimentación entre otros, de acuerdo con las necesidades.

El monto de las donaciones en el mes de diciembre será igualado al 100%.

Para donar, visite nuestro sitio web www.basichealth.org

Basic Health International would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. We are thankful for all of our supporters who continue to put us one step closer to a world without Cervical Cancer.

Today, we commemorate the launch of the cervical cancer elimination strategy on November 17, by the WHO. We celebrate the implementation of the strategy through the application of the 90-70-90 targets:

- 90% of girls vaccinated against the human papillomavirus
- 70% of women screened for cervical cancer
- 90% of women with precancerous lesions identified and in treatment

Basic Health International is firmly committed to the strategy to ensure women's health!

We are honored to be part of the 3th Health Festival in El Salvador, where different institutions came together to educate the general population and promote the prevention of different types of cancer. Our team shared experiences and new technologies that we use for the prevention and treatment of cervical cancer with personnel from the Ministry of Health of El Salvador and other institutions committed to the fight against cancer.

Basic Health International, Inc. would like to wish a Happy National Doctor’s Day to our doctors in El Salvador. Thank you for all that you do to help us reach our goal of eliminating cervical cancer worldwide.

Basic Health International, Inc. desea un Feliz Día Nacional del Médico a nuestros médicos en El Salvador. Gracias por todo lo que hacen para ayudarnos a alcanzar nuestro objetivo de eliminar el cáncer cervical en todo el mundo.

There is still time for the one-day opportunity to receive a matching donation for our El Salvador project through the Global Giving Foundation. Your mid-summer gift will create a bigger impact with up to a 50% match supporting the education of in-country healthcare workers and the screening and treatment of women in El Salvador. Your involvement is making a difference in creating more health access for women and better research that makes cervical cancer screening and treatment programs possible worldwide.

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/el-salvador-country-wide-cervical-cancer-training/

Today at 9 a.m. EST, Basic Health International will have a one-day opportunity to receive a matching donation for our El Salvador project through the Global Giving Foundation. Your mid-summer gift will create a bigger impact with up to a 50% match supporting the education of in-country healthcare workers and the screening and treatment of women in El Salvador. Your involvement is making a difference in creating more health access for women like Calanderia and better research that makes cervical cancer screening and treatment programs possible worldwide.

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/el-salvador-country-wide-cervical-cancer-training/

On July 12, 2023 at 9 a.m. EST, Basic Health International will have a one-day opportunity to receive a matching donation for our El Salvador project through the Global Giving Foundation. Your mid-summer gift will create a bigger impact with up to a 50% match supporting the education of in-country healthcare workers and the screening and treatment of women in El Salvador. Your involvement is making a difference in creating more health access for women and better research that makes cervical cancer screening and treatment programs possible worldwide.

We will be attending the International Papillomavirus Conference April 17-21, 2023 in Washington, DC to share the results of our research for the prevention and treatment of cervical cancer. We are proud to present 4 clinical science oral presentations and 4 poster presentations, and the impact it creates in women’s lives. Come and meet us!

Although we focus on cervical cancer every day, today is World Cancer Day, and we are committed to our vision for a world where no woman dies of cervical cancer.

Today, the team successfully concluded the enrollment of the cervical cancer prevention pilot program in Antigua and Barbuda (AB). Since Sept 2022, 1,500 women were screened and treated, as needed. Next is the scale up and finally the full incorporation into the countries’ routine health services for all women of Antigua and Barbuda. BHI is thankful and honored for collaborating with the Ministry of Health in AB, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the Cervical Cancer Task Force of AB.

All of us at Basic Health International would like to wish you a Happy New Year. We are excited to see what this year brings in our effort to eliminate cervical cancer worldwide. #2023

All of us at Basic Health International would like to wish everyone a Happy Holidays.

Did you know that within all our lifetimes, we have the ability to eliminate cervical cancer worldwide? This has been the dream that our founder and president, Dr. Miriam Cremer, MD, MPH, has been working towards her entire career.

With your help, we can make Miriam’s dream come true. A generous donor will match all donations through the end of the year at 100% up to $80,000. Any support provided is truly appreciated.

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A cervical cancer diagnosis is devastating for too many families around the globe. Dr. Karla Alfaro, BHI’s Medical Director in Latin America, is in the field leading urgent cervical cancer screenings and treatments in the places like El Salvador.

With your help, we can expand Basic Health International’s important work. A generous donor will match all donations through the end of the year at 100% up to $80,000. Donations as little as $5 can provide cervical cancer screening tests to those who may not be able to receive them otherwise. Any support provided is truly appreciated.

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Today is - a very big day for non-profits worldwide. Let's use this opportunity to change women's lives! Cervical cancer can truly be eliminated within our lifetime--and every one of us can help make it happen.

Through research, Basic Health International is working to make affordable cancer screening and treatment available to women all over the world. Join our women-led team in prioritizing women's health and making a difference on .

A generous donor is providing a 100% challenge match for donations today! Will you accept the challenge to amplify your impact?

Donate at: https://basichealth.salsalabs.org/eoy2022

Basic Health International is happy to announce our participation in this November 29th! Our goal is the elimination of cervical cancer every day of the year, and we are dedicating this day to bringing this important cause to the forefront. We are asking you to join us to help us reach our goal of $10,000 which is backed with a 100% donation match by a generous supporter, which means your gift doubles with every $1 you donate.

Support us at https://basichealth.salsalabs.org/eoy2022

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BHI trains healthcare providers in HPV screening and treatment methods specifically geared for use in low-resource settings. We’ve trained healthcare providers who have used these skills throughout El Salvador, China, Guatemala, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic.

We are working to help eliminate globally! BHI joined forces with PAHO to support the governments of Antigua and Barbuda in launching a nation-wide screening and treatment program.

Did you know is the fourth most common cancer in women? When diagnosed, cervical cancer is one of the most successfully treatable forms of cancer, as long as it is detected early and managed effectively.

Women around the world do not have equal access to three potentially life-saving interventions: Vaccination, Screening, and Treatment. We perform ground-breaking global research to help women get the care they need and prevent this devastating disease.