Gold Fields Health outreach screens 735 people, refers 21 suspected breast cancer cases
A health outreach programme organised by the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation and its partners has provided screening and general healthcare services to 735 people in Samahu and Abekoase in the Western Region, with 21 suspected breast cancer cases referred for further assessment.
Gold Fields Ghana Foundation, in collaboration with various partners, recently conducted a health outreach programme in Samahu and Abekoase, Western Region, Ghana, reaching out to 735 individuals with a range of healthcare services. This initiative, known as the Q4 Health Engagement and Access Link (HEAL) Programme, was held on October 17, 2026, with the theme "Every Story is Unique, Every Journey Matters."
The programme facilitated 185 breast cancer screenings as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month activities. In addition to breast cancer screenings, participants received general medical consultations, blood pressure and blood sugar tests, eye and dental screenings, ear, nose and throat assessments, lung function tests, X-rays, and ultrasound services.
Free medication, health counselling, and referrals for further care were also provided. The Executive Secretary of the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation emphasized that these outreach programs are crucial for improving access to essential healthcare in the region.
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