Train Young Voices. Build a Cancer-Free Future.

The Cormode Champions Club is a humanitarian-driven outreach program dedicated to promoting health awareness and education among vulnerable populations. Our core mission is to reach internally displaced persons (IDPs), underserved communities, and school-age youths, equipping them with critical knowledge on early disease detection, prevention strategies, and personal health empowerment.

At the heart of this initiative is a strong focus on youth education, recognizing that young people are not only the future but also powerful agents of change within their communities. By providing age-appropriate, culturally sensitive health education, we aim to break down barriers of ignorance, fear, and misinformation—especially around non-communicable diseases like cancer, malaria, and reproductive health issues.

Key Objectives:

• Raise Awareness: Educate young people in IDP camps and schools on the importance of early detection of life-threatening diseases, such as cancer, hepatitis, and tuberculosis.
• Promote Preventive Practices: Teach basic but effective preventive health measures, including hygiene, nutrition, vaccination, and regular screening.
• Empower Peer Educators: Identify and train student ambassadors within schools and camps to become health champions, amplifying the message to a wider audience.
• Create Safe Spaces for Dialogue: Foster open discussions around sensitive health topics—mental health, sexual health, substance abuse—within safe and supportive peer settings.
• Collaborate with Institutions: Partner with local health authorities, NGOs, and schools to ensure sustainability and scalability of the program.

Impact Vision

By embedding health education into the fabric of vulnerable and displaced communities, Cormode Champions Club seeks to create a ripple effect—empowering young people with knowledge today, to make healthier, more informed choices tomorrow.