GW Cancer Center Technical Assistance Program

01/09/2026

January is cervical cancer awareness month!
FACT: More than 95% of cervical cancer cases are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).
WHO recommends that girls aged 9–14 years receive the HPV vaccine, which is highly effective in preventing cervical .

Get informed.
Get screened.
Get vaccinated.

01/09/2026

The American Indian Cancer Foundation offers culturally grounded resources to support education, screening, and survivorship in Native communities. These materials highlight the importance of , , and early detection, while centering and community-informed approaches to care.

Explore AICAF’s cervical cancer resources: https://bit.ly/49dEHoy

The first thing Elnora Thompson thought when she was diagnosed with breast cancer was, “Let’s get in there and get it out.” Elnora is a member of the of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and resides in Cherokee, North Carolina. Health screenings, including mammograms and paps, were always s...

01/09/2026

Pap smears and HPV testing are proven and easy ways to check for . Talk to your provider about your cervical cancer screening today!

01/08/2026

Commercial to***co doesn’t just affect people who smoke; it affects entire households.

Learn how smoking and food insecurity intersect in our new, free fact sheet: https://selfmadehealth.org/download-view/enhancing-community-clinical-linkages-reducing-lung-cancer-risks-with-food-insecurity-among-low-income-populations/

01/08/2026

Hear firsthand experiences from individuals who have navigated cervical cancer screening and treatment. These CDC stories highlight the importance of regular screening, early detection, and access to timely care. Use these narratives to support your communication efforts and raise awareness in your community.

Explore the stories here: https://bit.ly/49Kls69

01/08/2026

is the fourth most common cancer among women globally, with an estimated 14,500 new cases in the U.S. this year. Talk to your doctor about and other preventative measures.

01/07/2026

The American Cancer Society National HPV Vaccination Roundtable

offers a wide range of evidence-based tools, partner resources, and communication materials to support and promote in your community. Their resources are designed to help programs strengthen prevention efforts, improve vaccination uptake, and advance across diverse populations.

Explore their materials and learn how your program can benefit: https://hpvroundtable.org/

01/07/2026

Early detection saves lives! Talk to your doctor about your screening today!

01/06/2026

The GW Cancer Center Technical Assistance Program offers to support oncology navigators in delivering high-quality, patient-centered . The updated training includes an accompanying implementation guide to help programs integrate Patient Navigation services into daily workflows.

To advance and accessibility, the full course is now also available in Spanish. This free, self-paced training covers the role of , common barriers to care, effective communication strategies, and approaches to reducing disparities, with no-cost continuing education credits included.

Start the updated training here: https://bit.ly/PNTraining

01/06/2026

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
Let's use the remainder of the month to raise awareness and dispel myths about prevention, early detection, and education.

Explore the variety of FWC resources and cervical cancer patient and survivor stories to learn more about what’s right for you and how to take charge of your cervical health: https://ow.ly/uQrJ50XShpI

01/06/2026

Here’s something powerful:
Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers.
Screening can find changes before cancer starts. That’s not luck—that’s science working.

01/06/2026

The are the easiest way to prevent and other illnesses. Talk to your pediatrician about HPV vaccination today!