On Thursday, October 16, 2025, the Kyenkwa Foundation partnered with KAAF University to deliver a powerful Breast Cancer Awareness program focused on education, early detection, and community support.
Founder’s Remarks
During the program, the Founder of Kyenkwa Foundation, Nana Agyeman Kwadwo Aborah, delivered a heartfelt message:
“The victims of breast cancer who are women are our mothers, sisters, wives, and aunties… and we men are here to support you in every way that we can.”
His words highlighted unity, compassion, and the shared responsibility society holds in supporting women.
Program Highlights
Awareness Talk: Students were educated on breast cancer risk factors, early signs, and the importance of timely detection.
BSE Demonstration: Participants received step-by-step training on how to perform Breast Self-Examination (BSE).
Q&A Session: Students actively asked questions about symptoms, screening options, lifestyle risks, and support systems.
Advocacy Emphasis: The program encouraged emotional support for survivors and promoted open conversations around breast health.
Key Outcomes
Increased breast cancer knowledge among students and staff.
More students committed to monthly self-checks and encouraging family screenings.
Strengthened health awareness culture within the university environment.
Conclusion
The October 16 collaboration between Kyenkwa Foundation and KAAF University made a meaningful impact during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The founder’s message and the educational engagement empowered young people to prioritize breast health and advocate for early detection in their communities.
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