Our work

Five programmes. One pathway.

From the first conversation in a community to a measured, published outcome.

Where we work

Three ways we reach people.

All past projects
Two Stepin team members in pink T-shirts write on forms at a table while a woman in a headscarf stands beside them at a community outreach.

Area of work

Community outreach

Taking cancer education and screening to churches, workplaces, schools and communities.

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Area of work

Screening initiatives

Clinical breast examination, referral and follow-up, delivered with health professionals.

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People seated at a pink-draped table under a pink canopy, several wearing pink breast cancer awareness T-shirts, at Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital.

Area of work

Awareness & education

Seminars, campaign months and public education that put accurate information in people’s hands.

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Our programmes

The pathway behind the work.

Each stage of the Stepin model has a programme behind it.

Our approach

Educate · PreventStepin Knowledge

Cancer education and awareness delivered where women already are, in their languages, without fear tactics or shame.

Detect EarlyStepin Early

Screening awareness and early-action campaigns: the work of turning knowledge into an actual clinic visit.

Refer · NavigateStepin Connect

Referral support and patient navigation. The bridge between noticing a change and actually being seen.

SupportStepin Support

Patients, families, carers and survivors: through treatment, afterwards, and against stigma.

Measure · Advocate · ScaleStepin Impact

Monitoring, evaluation, research and advocacy. The discipline that stops effort being mistaken for achievement.

The modelHow they fit together

Nine stages, from Educate to Scale, and the working principles that decide how we behave in a community.

Bring a Stepin programme to your community.

Sessions for communities, workplaces, schools, faith groups and associations across the Western Region.