Partners and Sponsors
The BCYWF vision is to work together with other non-profit organizations with a shared mission of saving the lives of young breast cancer patients by reaching out to younger women with knowledge and tools for early detection of breast cancer, by engaging inspiring breast cancer survivors and patients to spread the message of hope and strengths to others, and fund advance BCYW research. To sustain these goals for the general good of society, the BCYW Foundation significantly depends on individual contributions; collaborations with local, national, and international partners and collaborators; and support from corporate sponsors.
AstraZeneca
AstraZeneca is a multinational pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical company with a significant focus on developing new medicines in various therapeutic areas. In the field of global oncology, AstraZeneca has been at the forefront of innovation and research. AstraZeneca’s oncology research is focused on understanding the complex biology of cancer, which allows for the development of targeted therapies. AstraZeneca’s commitment to oncology is also evident in its collaborations and partnerships with other entities in the healthcare sector, including academic institutions, biotechnology companies, and governmental organizations.
FeM Angels, Singapore
FeM Angels is the corporate social responsibility arm of the FeM Group of companies. They believe in using their medical expertise to help the human race as a whole. Medical camps organized by the FeM Angels have been held and continue to be held in countries such as India, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam, Maldives, and the Middle East. The FeM Angels collaborate with NGOs that aim to do good for their local community without discrimination or bias against any race, religion, or social group. In partnership with the BCYW Foundation, the FeM Angels plan to integrate awareness and educational materials about the increasing BCYW into appropriate FeM medical camps.
Project Flamingo, South Africa
The main objective of Project Flamingo is to ensure that all South Africans have access to comprehensive, prompt, and empathetic cancer care while adhering to the principles of equal patient selection. The project emphasizes areas including timely surgery for breast cancer, providing ongoing support to the Groote Schuur Breast Unit, promoting cancer awareness, partnering with relevant initiatives, distributing patient care packages, delivering food parcels to chemotherapy patients, organizing educational and awareness programs, and providing life-changing stoma reversal surgery. The Project Flamingo is developing collaborative educational and research programs with the BCYW Foundation to focus on breast cancer young women in South Africa.
Anti-A.G.E. Foundation, USA
Advanced glycation end-products (A.G.E.s) are harmful oxidative compounds that play a significant role in many chronic diseases. The mission of the Anti-A.G.E. Foundation is to make the world “A.G.E. aware” by creating a dynamic educational resource that provides information on the links between modern nutritional habits, chronic diseases, and A.G.E.s. We are here to give facts on food processing and how compounds such as A.G.E.s impact your health and your loved ones. Most importantly, we aim to offer science-driven answers to how we can reduce the damage caused by consuming A.G.E.s in our diet. Together, we will work with researchers, health professionals, food manufacturers, and policymakers to make healthier choices.
SILBIOTECH INC, USA
Silbiotech, Inc., is a diagnostic company that offers a breast cancer risk- assessing genomic test, the BBDRisk Dx. This test assesses the risk of breast cancer for women diagnosed with precancerous breast tumors that include atypical ductal hyperplasias (ADH), atypical lobular hyperplasias (ALH), usual ductal hyperplasias (UDH), or papilloma types. Many Studies have shown that one in four-to-five women diagnosed with ADH or ALH and one in ten women among those with UDH or Papilloma types develops breast cancer within one-to-five or more years. The BBDRisk Dx test identifies those who are most likely to develop breast cancer with more than 90% accuracy. Medicare and most commercial insurance agencies cover this test in the US.
TEAM SHAN, CANADA
Cancer Awareness for Young Women (Team Shan) is a Canadian charity dedicated to reaching young women with their breast cancer risk and breast health information. Our mission is to educate the public, health care professionals and young women about early detection, risk reduction and prevention of breast cancer. Team Shan is named after Shanna (Shan) Larsen who was only 24 when she lost her life to breast cancer. In Shan memory, Team Shan was established in 2006 and registered as a national charity in 2010. Through the development of an innovative health promotion strategy.
Https://Teamshan.Ca
JOVEN & FUERTE, MEXICO
is the first specialized program for the care and research of young women with breast cancer in Mexico. Its research projects, focused on young patients’ medical and psychosocial needs, have generated valuable knowledge about this understudied population and have contributed to improving their medical care. Likewise, through educational strategies, the first educational materials in Spanish for young patients have been developed and are freely available in the Joven Fuerte website. Joven Fuerte is currently active in Mexico City and Nuevo Leon. As of 2023, more than 800 patients have been included in the program.
STOP-CANCER, ISREAL
Launched by the Tal Center in 2016, ‘Stop-Cancer’ or ‘Halasartan’ (in Hebrew) is the only initiative in Israel tailored specifically to the needs of young-adult cancer patients and survivors, aged 18-44. With the aim of ensuring no cancer patient is left to cope alone with the battle, ‘Stop-Cancer’ attends to all aspects of the patients’ life, through the activities of a supporting community, both in the digital world, and outside it. Our vision – Changing the Culture of Cancer Care We believe in the power of this multiple channel platform to set a new agenda according to its needs, and aspire to achieve change in this field, both locally and internationally.
Https://Www.Stop-Cancer.Co.Il/A-Spark-Of-Life-For-The-Young/
PORTUGUESE CANCER LIGUE, PORTUGAL
The Portuguese Cancer Ligue (Liga Portuguesa Contra o Cancro) established in 1941, is one of the major non-profit public charity organizations in Portugal and the leading non-profit organization against cancer. The Portuguese Cancer League is a national reference entity in support to oncology patients and their families, promotion of health, cancer prevention and in training and research in oncology. The Portuguese Cancer League is responsible for implementing the breast cancer screening program in 95% of mainland Portugal.
PINK RING, JAPAN
The Pink Ring Japan was established in 2010 as a clinical trial of group therapy for juvenile breast cancer patients at St. Luke International Hospital in Tokyo by medical doctors and young breast cancer survivor. The organization champions the cancer awareness among young patients and creating communities of survivors across Japan. The Pink Ring serves the community to bring the peers and patients together who have experienced the same disease and share the worries and anxieties (pregnancy, childbirth, romance, marriage, work, beauty, etc.) in the context of early-onset breast cancer.
NIRAMAI HEALTH ANALYTIX, INDIA
Niramai Health Analytix is a deep tech digital health startup headquartered in Bangalore India and launched in January 2017, with a mission to reduce deaths due to breast cancer. Niramai has pioneered a novel computer-aided test to detect early-stage breast cancer called Thermalytix – which is radiation- free, automated, non-contact and works accurately on women of all age groups, irrespective of breast density.
THE PALPA, CHILE
The Palpa is a non-medical device, based in Chile, that teaches young women about self-examination and how to detect anomalies in their breast through soft interactions in their shower routine. More specifically, Palpa is a breast-shaped device that contains a lump with all the usual malicious symptoms. The device is filled with liquid soap and with it, women can practice self-examination outside their bodies and distinguish a lump. When women practice with it, soap is released for a better sliding and skin sense over their breast while examination. Being the only solution that combined a domestic product, and the feeling of a tumor granted The Palpa Company an invention patent.
PATIENT ORATOR, USA
Patient Orator, a digital health hub in the United States powering shared decision-making and meaningful communication between individual and their health teams to improve health outcomes.
CANCER CARE, NEPAL
Cancer Care Nepal (CCN) is a non for profit, charitable organization working in the field of cancer awareness, prevention, treatment, and palliation since 2009 in Jawalkhel, Kathmandu, Nepal. CCN has been actively working at the community level creating awareness and consciousness towards cancer equally partnering with local government, municipality, and social leaders along with community participation throughout the country. Cancer control is a social movement of Cancer Care Nepal through comprehensive cancer awareness, prevention, early detection, and treatment to bridge the gap from cancer awareness to cancer diagnosis to cancer treatment and palliation throughout the cancer care continuum.
Https://Cancercarenepal.Org.Np
ASIAN SOCIETY OF MASTOLOGY, INDIA
Asian Society of Mastology (ASOMA) is a mission to standardize and augment the breast care in the developing world as well as globally. The society includes surgeons, physicians, breast pathologists, breast radiologists, basic scientists, molecular biologists, breast nurses and all those whose heart beats for breast cancer and other related disorders. ASOMA strives to improve outcomes for patients with breast disease by fostering practice-focused education and multidisciplinary collaboration. The society has successfully brought together breast specialists from across all disciplines like surgical,
Www.Asoma.In
PYNK, CANADA
PYNK – Young Women’s Breast Cancer Program, supported entirely by donations, is a multidisciplinary program running since 2008 at Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre in Toronto, Canada, created to address the unique clinical and psychosocial needs of women diagnosed with breast cancer at age 40 or younger. PYNK supports these complex patients and their families right from the time of diagnosis through treatment and follow-up. PYNK also actively engages in research focusing on this demographic and educating healthcare trainees and providers on best practices for managing young breast cancer patients. PYNK has recently opened at two additional sites, Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto and the Juravinski Cancer Centre
in Hamilton, Canada.
https://sunnybrook.ca/content/?page=pynk-young-women-breast-cancer-toronto
NORTH SHORE TV, USA
NSTV’s mission is to promote and produce educational, literary, cultural, and civic television programming. NSTV aims to heighten community awareness and increase community participation through the making and viewing local television and to encourage programming to reflect the concerns, interests, and activities of our community. NSTV also partners with other non-profits to build a community of like-minded organizations to form a mutually beneficial network that can spread awareness of social issues, promote public health, help those in need, and foster an environment of compassion and care for all.
UNIVERSAL UNITY TRUST, INDIA
The Universal Unity Trust (UUT) India’s mission is to save lives by preventing cancer and beyond. The trust aims to reach millions through collaborative cancer awareness programs using digital media and personal awareness, focusing on medically underserved areas and the increasing child population. The UUT goal is to make preventive knowledge and early detection services easily accessible, reducing the impact of cancer on people’s health. The trust strives to create a vibrant and fulfilling workplace that encourages productivity and fosters a healthy and joyful life, focusing on children battling cancer and promoting awareness about breast cancer in young women.
PAHAL, INDIA
Established in 2011, the PAHAL Social Organization has significantly impacted the education and well-being of underprivileged, orphaned children by organizing events and welfare programs. Through initiatives like PAHAL Pathshala, they provide education and health awareness, transitioning students to nearby government schools, with over 400 students integrated in the past decade. Through dedicated teamwork and the support of over 600 members, PAHAL extends its presence through five units across India to make a positive impact through material assistance, emotional support, and widespread awareness and health initiatives. The PAHAL is actively promoting breast cancer awareness among younger women in the Region as a partner of the BCYW Foundation.
Housecall Doctors, USA
Housecall Doctors P.C., led by Dr. Saket Sinha, prioritizes comprehensive healthcare, emphasizing personalized services. Specializing in breast cancer care, they provide targeted support, promoting awareness of Breast Cancer Yearly Wellness. Their commitment extends to home-based primary care, delivering medical services tailored to individual needs. With a spectrum ranging from in-home medical labs to radiologic assessments, they ensure convenient, quality care. The team actively engages in educational outreach, sharing valuable information on breast cancer prevention and management. This holistic approach reflects their dedication to fostering health and well-being, addressing specific concerns like breast cancer while championing accessible, home-based medical support. The Housecall Doctors are also promoting BCYW awareness in the region in partnership with the BCYW Foundation.
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