Projects for Peace 2024
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A national TV crew interviewed participants at the opening event to generate interest in the health screening program. -
Savadogo's nonprofit is called the Association Télé Karaongo, which translates to “supporting education.” As part of the nonprofit's health screening project, participants gathered in a tent awaiting medical care. -
Savadogo designed a four-day health and education campaign focused on conducting workshops, offering screenings for cervical cancer, and administering hepatitis B vaccinations. -
To encourage participation and to help address participants’ food insecurities, the project provided each participant with 25 kg of rice and 2.5 liters of cooking oil. -
On-the-ground collaborators included local government organizations, humanitarian nonprofits, and medical personnel, such as certified nurses and midwives. -
A doctor discusses cervical cancer and its health implications with a displaced woman participating in the program.
