Teach a class
,reach a household.
Why we walk into classrooms02 / 04
Both numbers are about the same ten people.
7 in 10cancer cases in Nigeria are diagnosed at a late stage, when treatment costs the most and works the least.
3 to 5of those 10 cancer cases diagnosed could have been prevented, or caught early enough to change the outcome. That is what a session is for.
What our program looks like03 / 04
Fourteen dates onyour calendar.That is the wholeprogramme.
Three are HealthSync Days, once a term, when the programme takes over the school for a half day. The other eleven are SyncSquad meetings, one a month, run by the students themselves.
HealthSync Day3Once a term. The programme takes over the school for a half day and reaches hundreds of students at once.
SyncSquad meeting11Once a month, all year. Student officers and a staff adviser, with our coordinator in the room for every one.
We open the door three times a year.The students keep it open the other eleven.
Gallery
See the room, on the day.
Photographs from Command Day Secondary School, Ibadan.
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How to get started04 / 04
It starts withone email.
Three steps from here to a SyncSquad running in your school. We plan the whole thing around your calendar, and we bring the programme to you.
- 01Email or formYou tell us you areinterestedVia email or the contact form onthis page.
- 02Call or visitWe meet youradministrationA brief call or visit to agree on atimeline.
- 03Your calendarThe programme is scheduledand the SyncSquad is launchedPlanned around your schoolcalendar.
Bring SOP toyour school.Tell us the school name and who tocontact. We take it from there.Bring SOP to your schoolsocials@syncedcancer.com
Not a school?Support the programmeinstead.The SOP reaches hundreds of students everyterm. If your organisation wants a direct, visibleimpact in Nigerian schools, we would love tohear from you.Support us