# Women's Charities: Cancer Screening | World Aid Network

> Source: https://worldaidnetwork.org/blog/womens-charities-cancer-giving
> Women's charities can fund screening and treatment, not just awareness. From £25 for a mobile clinic screening to £500 for surgery. See how to help.

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Women's charity donations to World Aid Network fund cervical cancer screening, breast cancer diagnosis and treatment for women who cannot afford private care in Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia. Cervical cancer kills 342,000 women annually — over 90% in low-income countries. Mobile screening clinics and the Cancer Emergency Appeal close the access gap.

Women's charities in the UK span domestic violence refuges, maternal health, breast cancer research and international programmes. Donors searching for women's charities often want their gift to fund tangible care for women in crisis — not administration or awareness alone.

World Aid Network funds two of the highest-burden women's cancers in low-income countries: cervical cancer (preventable with screening) and breast cancer (treatable when diagnosed early).

## What are cervical cancer: screening saves lives?

In the UK, the NHS cervical screening programme has cut mortality dramatically. In Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia, most women present with late-stage disease because screening costs money they do not have. Mobile clinics funded by donations reach women who would never otherwise be tested.

[Cervical cancer screening charity](/cervical-cancer-screening-charity)

## What is breast cancer: funding the full treatment pathway?

One in nine Pakistani women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Five-year survival is a fraction of UK rates — not because treatment does not exist, but because families cannot pay for imaging, biopsy, surgery and chemotherapy.

[Breast cancer treatment charity](/breast-cancer-treatment)

### Key takeaways 

- Women's charity giving can fund screening and treatment, not just awareness.
- Cervical cancer is preventable when screening reaches women early.
- Breast cancer survival depends on funded imaging, surgery and chemotherapy.
- The Cancer Emergency Appeal directs gifts to the most urgent women's cancer cases.

Your donation funds treatment — not research

In the UK, cancer survival rates are among the world's best. In Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia, the same cancers kill at far higher rates — because treatment is out of reach for poor patients. World Aid Network funds cancer treatment through locally-licensed oncologists, directly closing that gap. 

[£10diagnostic tests](/donate?amount=10&cause=cancer)[£25cancer medication](/donate?amount=25&cause=cancer)[£50surgical support](/donate?amount=50&cause=cancer)[£100full treatment](/donate?amount=100&cause=cancer)

[Donate Now ](/donate)[View Cancer Emergency Appeal ](/appeal/cancer-emergency)

[→ Women's cancer programmes](/cervical-cancer-screening-charity)

## Frequently asked questions

What women's cancers does World Aid Network fund?

Breast, cervical, ovarian and womb cancers — plus all other cancer types for poor women within our Objects.

How much does cervical screening cost to fund?

From £25 for one screening examination at a mobile clinic to £500 for surgical treatment of early-stage disease.

### Fund women's cancer care

Support the Cancer Emergency Appeal and help women access screening and treatment they cannot afford.

[Donate Now](/donate)[View the Cancer Emergency Appeal](/appeal/cancer-emergency)[Women's cancer programmes](/cervical-cancer-screening-charity)

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