Impact and Action
What We’ve Done and How You Can Help
Throughout the years, PINCC has made significant contributions to the fight against cervical cancer. Throughout our annual impact reports, we highlight the milestones we have achieved, the lives we have saved, and the sustainable solutions we have implemented around the world. See how education, prevention, and community-driven initiatives are transforming underserved communities in the 2022, 2023, and 2024 reports. Together, we’re building a future where cervical cancer is no longer a death sentence.
Your Contribution, OUr Impact
2024 Impacts
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30 Local Healthcare Professionals Trained
Hands-on clinical education for local medical personnel teaches how to properly screen and treat women in their communities. Each healthcare professional trained will save thousands of lives throughout their career.
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![Cervical cancer screening in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
Screened 3,048 Women
For cervical dysplasia, the precursor to cervical cancer.
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![Cervical cancer sustainability in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
Created 21 Sustainable Clinics
Each clinic represents PINCC’s long-term, sustainable impact of life-saving change in the communities we serve.
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632 Women Treated
Each woman treated is a life saved.
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![Cervical cancer treatment in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
15 Thermal Ablation Devices Donated
The life-saving device that revolutionizes treatment protocols and elevates access to treatment in rural communities. Its innovation and portability remain the key to sustainability and self-sufficiency.
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33 Passionate Volunteers
Our volunteers are driving our mission forward with their expertise, compassion, and unwavering commitment, creating life-changing impact for women and communities around the world.
Want to help us grow our impact in 2025?
We have seven trips planned for 2025 and will need your help to make the most of them. We are traveling to save women in Kenya, Malawi, Bolivia, & India.
2023 Impacts
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![Cervical cancer training and education in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
190 Community Health Workers Trained
CHWs are nonmedical community advocates who conduct outreach and mobilization for at-risk women and their families in their local villages. Their trusted voices provide culturally sensitive education about cervical cancer prevention.
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![Cervical cancer training and education in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
19 Local Healthcare Professionals Trained
Hands-on clinical education for local medical personnel teaches how to properly screen and treat women in their communities. Each healthcare professional trained will save thousands of lives throughout their career.
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![Cervical cancer screening in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
Screened 1,465 Women
For cervical dysplasia, the precursor to cervical cancer.
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![Cervical cancer sustainability in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
Created 15 Sustainable Clinics
Each clinic represents PINCC’s long-term, sustainable impact of life-saving change in the communities we serve.
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![Cervical cancer treatment in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
517 Women Treated
Each woman treated is a life saved.
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![Cervical cancer treatment in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
14 Thermal Ablation Devices Donated
The life-saving device that revolutionizes treatment protocols and elevates access to treatment in rural communities. Its innovation and portability remain the key to sustainability and self-sufficiency.
2022 Impacts
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![Cervical cancer training and education in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
60 Community Health Workers Trained
CHWs are nonmedical community advocates who conduct outreach and mobilization for at-risk women and their families in their local villages. Their trusted voices provide culturally sensitive education about cervical cancer prevention.
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![Cervical cancer training and education in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
17 Local Healthcare Professionals Trained
Hands-on clinical education for local medical personnel teaches how to properly screen and treat women in their communities. Each healthcare professional trained will save thousands of lives throughout their career.
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![Cervical cancer screening in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
Screened 1,850 Women
For cervical dysplasia, the precursor to cervical cancer.
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![Cervical cancer sustainability in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
Created 7 Sustainable Clinics
Each clinic represents PINCC’s long-term, sustainable impact of life-saving change in the communities we serve.
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![Cervical cancer treatment in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
334 Women Treated
Each woman treated is a life saved.
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![Cervical cancer treatment in developing countries - PINCC - Preventing Cervical Cancer Globally, Texas]()
4 Thermal Ablation Devices Donated
The life-saving device that revolutionizes treatment protocols and elevates access to treatment in rural communities. Its innovation and portability remain the key to sustainability and self-sufficiency.
Transforming Lives in Kenya
Working with local communities and healthcare professionals, PINCC has improved cervical cancer care in Kenya for over 15 years. PINCC prioritizes building self-sufficient healthcare systems, ensuring women have consistent access to life-saving healthcare, and fighting cervical cancer.
Over the past eight years (2017–2024), our work in Kenya has made a remarkable impact in the fight against cervical cancer. Some of the significant progress we’ve achieved includes
Reduced Mortality: In Kenya, cervical cancer deaths have been reduced significantly over the past 8 years, saving more than 3,000 lives.
Improved Global Ranking: Kenya moved from 19th to 26th in world rankings for cervical cancer deaths, reflecting healthcare progress.
Effective Healthcare: Screenings, HPV vaccines, and treatments for cervical cancer appear to have improved access to this prevention method.
Continuing Need: Despite progress, Kenya's ranking indicates the need for continued education, screening programs, and improvements in healthcare.
Conquering Cervical Cancer in Bolivia
In November 2023, PINCC launches a groundbreaking three-year program in Bolivia, revolutionizing cervical cancer prevention. Partnering with 5 U.S. Rotary Clubs and Bolivia's Rotary Club Ubari, the initiative introduces advanced HPV self-testing and thermal ablation treatment for HPV-positive women. The IRB is affiliated with Tours University in Vallejo, California, overseeing an ongoing study on the feasibility of HPV self-testing among women in Bolivia. By prioritizing early intervention and prevention, this program sets a powerful precedent in the fight against cervical cancer, offering hope and improved care for women in Bolivia.
In 2024, PINCC In Bolivia:
Screened
1,106 women
Treated
186 women
Donated
12 devices
16.8% of the women screened by PINCC were treated for cervical dysplasia, ensuring that more women received lifesaving care.
Our Pledge To Sustainability
Education and sustainability are key components of PINCC's mission, empowering communities to thrive. Local medical professionals receive intensive training to conduct screenings, identify precancerous conditions, and treat them. Providing women with consistent access to life-saving care is ensured by these efforts, which ensure ongoing, self-sustaining programs beyond the presence of PINCC. With the goal of empowering communities to combat cervical cancer independently, PINCC promotes a sustainable healthcare model that transforms lives.