Snehita Projects

Outreach, research partnerships, and innovation grants.

REACH Program

Respond Empower Act for Community Health (Reach Every Home)

Snehita Women's Health Foundation has launched the outreach program REACH — Respond | Empower | Act for Community Health — to reach every home with awareness, screening support, and community engagement.

GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP

★ NIH–NCI–RTI International (USA) Research Project M-OncoEd

"Oncology Education and Training for Providers Using Mobile Phones" — Snehita International Collaborative Project. Grant awarded by NIH through Fogarty International and National Cancer Institute, Washington DC, USA.

★ The ASCO Foundation International Innovation Grant Award 2022

The International Innovation Grant 2022 for the research titled, "Validation of the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool made for Indian Women using Large Cohort Data." Snehita Women's Health Foundation was selected to receive a 2022 Conquer Cancer International Innovation Grant in the amount of $20,000.

In depth

REACH Program

Snehita Women's Health Foundation has launched the outreach program REACH. Respond | Empower | Act For Community Health — and thus Reach Every Home. The REACH Program is envisioned to initiate genuine community participation, strengthen early detection messaging, and support women in accessing timely care through outreach, education, and follow-up.

NIH–NCI–RTI International (USA) Research Project M-OncoEd

Snehita Women's Health Foundation proudly announces its partnership with RTI International and the National Institutes of Health, USA, for the development, evaluation, and implementation of a mobile phone–based oncology education and training programme for healthcare providers.

The ASCO Foundation International Innovation Grant Award 2022

The International Innovation Grant (IIG) provides research funding in support of novel cancer prevention, screening, and care delivery projects. This award supports validation of a breast cancer risk assessment tool tailored for Indian women using large cohort data, strengthening evidence-based screening and counselling.