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Who We Are
The foundation "BLESSED HEALTHCARE", later named "SAINT THERESE FOUNDATION".
The purpose of Saint Therese Foundation is to offer a unique, integrated service to the public and to all people at risk or affected by cancer. And promote a good health care for children and adults.
The purpose of Saint Therese Foundation is to offer a unique, integrated service to the public and to all people at risk or affected by cancer. And promote a good health care for children and adults.
What We Do
Our mission is to be the preferred non-profit leader that enables research with regards to lower cancer risk, educating the public regarding symptoms, screening and risk reduction, and providing care and support to all people affected by cancer.
Saint Therese Foundation is committed to connecting people facing cancer with information, day-to-day help as well as emotional support they need in the communities where they live. Our aim is to ensure that cancer Survivors and their loved ones don’t have to face cancer alone; we’re here to support them through every step of their cancer journey.
Your support helps us to continue the fight against cancer and brings us closer to the challenge of a cancer-free society within our generation. Let this become our legacy to our children and generations to come.
Your support helps us to continue the fight against cancer and brings us closer to the challenge of a cancer-free society within our generation. Let this become our legacy to our children and generations to come.
In eastern Cameroon, Central African refugees are grieving to live "like beggars"
More than 160,000 RCA nationals have moved to the other side of the border to avoid anti-balaka attacks since 2013.
In this crisis, there is a less well-funded emergency in the world, many people are looking for survival assistance. The main concerns of refugees living outside camps and welcoming communities are food, health, shelter, water and sanitation
AFRICA
We promote maternal and child health in Africa. We enable African people to access primary health care.We fight against Cancer, STI / HIV / AIDS, malaria, smoking, tuberculosis...
Who We Are
The foundation "BLESSED HEALTHCARE", later named "SAINT THERESE FOUNDATION". The purpose of Saint Therese Foundation, is to offer a unique, integrated service to the public and to all people at risk or affected by cancer. And promote a good health care for children and adults.
What We Do
Our mission is to be the preferred non-profit leader that enables research with regards to lower cancer risk, educating the public regarding symptoms, screening and risk reduction, and providing care and support to all people affected by cancer.
Saint Therese Foundation is committed to connecting people facing cancer with information, day-to-day help as well as emotional support they need in the communities where they live. Our aim is to ensure that cancer Survivors and their loved ones don’t have to face cancer alone; we’re here to support them through every step of their cancer journey.
Your support helps us to continue the fight against cancer and brings us closer to the challenge of a cancer-free society within our generation. Let this become our legacy to our children and generations to come.
Saint Therese Foundation is committed to connecting people facing cancer with information, day-to-day help as well as emotional support they need in the communities where they live. Our aim is to ensure that cancer Survivors and their loved ones don’t have to face cancer alone; we’re here to support them through every step of their cancer journey.
Your support helps us to continue the fight against cancer and brings us closer to the challenge of a cancer-free society within our generation. Let this become our legacy to our children and generations to come.
AFRICA
We promote maternal and child health in Africa. We enable African people to access primary health care.We fight against Cancer, STI / HIV / AIDS, malaria, smoking, tuberculosis...
In eastern Cameroon, Central African refugees are grieving to live "like beggars"
More than 160,000 RCA nationals have moved to the other side of the border to avoid anti-balaka attacks since 2013.
In this crisis, there is a less well-funded emergency in the world, many people are looking for survival assistance. The main concerns of refugees living outside camps and welcoming communities are food, health, shelter, water and sanitation