LPWO – a global initiative empowering women oncologists from nine C/Can cities – City Cancer Challenge
City Cancer Challenge shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Transformational change in cancer care happens when partnerships align to support shared goals. Partnerships took centre stage in Abuja as we launched the Leadership Programme for Women in Oncology (LPWO), a global initiative empowering women oncologists from nine C/Can cities to lead the future of cancer care.
We are proud to collaborate with the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), whose expertise is shaping the training that will equip these women with the skills to lead systemic change in their cities.
This launch would not have been possible without the incredible support of the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Nigeria, the Federal Capital Territory Administration, and National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment, who hosted a gala reception and thought-provoking policy dialogue that brought critical issues to the forefront.
Finally, our heartfelt thanks to Roche for their generous support in making this initiative a reality. By investing in women leaders, Roche is helping build stronger health systems that prioritise equity and sustainability.
Where you live and who you are shouldn’t determine the quality of care you receive. This programme is a testament to the power of collaboration across sectors and geographies. Let’s create a world where quality cancer care is accessible to all.”
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