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The HPV vaccine is highly effective at preventing cervical cancer, but scaling vaccination requires a unique approach. that depends on both a country’s education and health care systems. These vaccination campaigns depend paper records, which can often be unreliable. The solution? Digital immunization systems.

Making sure HPV vaccination reaches more girls in Tanzania, Côte d’Ivoire and Nigeria.

Through meetings in courtyards, over tea, trust is built. And trust in public health often saves lives. Women like Dr. Shazia Niazi are more than doctors. They are bridges between health systems and communities, breaking cultural barriers through dialogue, respect, and persistence.

The SUCCESS Project is strengthening community access to cervical cancer screening by bringing test results directly to their clients at home.

Marie Lea Aragon (Lea) takes her role in cervical cancer prevention very personally. For her, every woman who walks into a health center in Parañaque City represents a responsibility and a promise: to provide timely, respectful care and to ensure no one is lost in the system.