Togo en Rose · Prevent to preserve
GFVD-GL raises awareness, guides women towards screening and supports them in the face of breast and cervical cancer. Every step counts.
Honorary President: the Honourable Raymonde Kayi LAWSON
As part of Pink October, GFVD-GL’s Honorary President, the Honourable Raymonde Kayi LAWSON, and Women United For Action (WUFA) invite you to a round table on breast cancer prevention.
We are here for you
A caring listening ear and advice to guide you or your loved ones.
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Why, when and where to get screened. Find a centre near you.
Find a centreWarning signs, risk factors, breast self-examination, HPV vaccination: the essentials, explained simply.
Learn moreDid you know?
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide.
When breast cancer is detected early and treated promptly, the chances of survival are much higher.
Vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV) and regular screening can prevent the vast majority of cervical cancers.
Source: World Health Organization (WHO) — Breast cancer fact sheet (opens in a new tab) · Cervical cancer fact sheet (opens in a new tab)
The information on this site is provided for information only and does not replace the advice of a health professional. If in doubt, see a doctor or a midwife.
Our work
April 2025
International Cancer Conference at FIMO228: “Fashion for a world without cancer”
October 2025
Grande Marche Rose (Pink March) from Kégué to Hédzranawoé, followed by breast and cervical cancer screening
October 2026
“Prévenir pour préserver” (Prevent to preserve) round table, with Women United For Action (WUFA)
Act with us
Community awareness, welcoming people at marches and screenings, logistics, communication: join the team.
At work, at church, at the mosque, in your association or among friends: start a fundraiser for Togo en Rose.
News
Event ·
To close Pink October, GFVD-GL and Women United For Action (WUFA) invite you on Saturday 31 October 2026 at 2:30 pm to the gardens of the Résidence Rose in Lomé.
Event ·
From Kégué to Hédzranawoé, a wave of pink crossed Lomé to remind everyone that early screening can save lives.
Awareness ·
On 2 April 2025, the Togo International Fashion Festival devoted an international conference to the fight against cancer.
Stories
“Every smile, every step and every gift counts. Thank you for choosing to stand with us.”
Survivor, loved one, volunteer or health worker: your story could encourage another woman to get screened. Share it with us, in confidence.
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