GIAHC and its young leaders are delighted to work with Vaccine Ambassadors to raise funds towards donating 6000 HPV vaccine doses for Suriname. Each dose costs USD 11.50. The fundraising campaign will officially commence of Nov 17th, Cervical Cancer Elimination Day and end at the conclusion of Us vs. HPV Prevention week on Friday, January 26th, 2024. We appreciate your participation.
Please donate here and enter “Suriname” under the “Add comment” box.
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