Give a few hours. Help a woman find cancer early.
Our camps run on the kindness of volunteers. You don’t need to be a doctor —
you need to be willing to show up.
How You Can Volunteer
- Professionals: Join a screening camp on a weekend.
- Students: Assist at camps and earn a certificate of service after participating in 5 camps.
- Community volunteers: Help register women, translate, manage queues and follow up by phone.
- Speakers: Deliver awareness talks in schools, colleges, factories and self-help groups. We train you.
- Skills volunteers: Support photography, video, design, social media, data entry or fundraising.
- Corporate teams: Take part in employee volunteering days at camps.
Commitment: As little as one camp a month.
We provide orientation and guide you on how to contribute your time and skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a medical background to volunteer?
No. Many volunteer roles such as registration, translation, queue management,
awareness support, documentation and follow-up do not require a medical background.
How much time do I need to commit?
You can start with as little as one camp a month.
Can students volunteer?
Yes. Students can assist at camps and can earn a certificate of service
after participating in 5 camps.
Can I volunteer using my professional skills?
Yes. Photography, video, design, social media, data entry, fundraising,
public speaking and other useful skills are welcome.
Will I receive orientation?
Yes. We provide orientation and guide volunteers on how to contribute safely and effectively.