On 28th February 2026, the Spring Hope Cancer Foundation joined hands with Dev Public Society and Youth Welfare Society, and Bridging Journeys to host an Awareness Campaign Against Cervical Cancer in Raja Vihar, Samaipur Badli Indistrial Area, Delhi.

More than 60 women and adolescent girls came together for an empowering dialogue on women’s health. Through interactive sessions, experts highlighted the importance of HPV vaccination, regular screening, and early detection—while breaking stigma and encouraging women to prioritize their own well-being.

Distinguished Guests & Speakers

The campaign was Honoured by the presence of eminent personalities who brought diverse perspectives and expertise:

• Ms. Rita Singh – Former Hon’ble Member of the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) and two-time Hon’ble Member of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), GNCT of Delhi.
• Ms. Pooja – Psycho-Oncologist, Medanta Hospital, Noida.
• Ms. Sunita Sharma, Consultant-Alternative Medicine & Therapy and Wellness Coach

Their presence and contributions enriched the program, by combining medical knowledge, social advocacy, and lived experiences to create a holistic learning environment.

Key Highlights

The campaign at Raja Vihar stood out for its energy, openness, and meaningful exchanges:

• Community engagement: More than 60 women and adolescent girls actively participated, raising thoughtful questions and sharing their concerns.
• Accessible learning: Experts explained complex health topics in simple, relatable terms, making prevention and early detection easy to understand.
• Challenging taboos: The sessions created a safe environment to address reproductive health openly, helping to reduce fear and misconceptions.
• Focus on prevention: Participants gained awareness about HPV’s role in cervical cancer, the importance of vaccination, and the need for routine screenings.
• Building advocates: Women and girls left inspired to champion health awareness in their families and communities, spreading accurate information to counter myths.
• Practical guidance: The program highlighted warning signs such as unusual bleeding or pelvic pain, while emphasizing the supportive role families play in timely medical care.

Impact

The campaign achieved far more than simply spreading information. It ignited conversations, built confidence, and encouraged women and adolescent girls to take ownership of their health. Through a beautiful fusion of medical expertise, social perspectives and active community participation, this program created a strong foundation for ongoing grassroots advocacy against cervical cancer.

At a time when cervical cancer continues to affect thousands of lives across India, this initiative played a vital role in hitting at the myths, reducing stigma, and highlighting the importance of HPV vaccination, routine screenings, and early detection.

For the Spring Hope Cancer Foundation, the campaign reaffirmed its mission of nurturing hope, dignity, and empowerment. It stood as a powerful example of how collective action, especially when women and girls come together, can inspire healthier families, stronger communities, and a future free from preventable disease.