St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation

St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation We are providing cancer treatment centers in Nigeria and Sub Saharan Africa so more Africans can get treatment faster and closer to home

We are going beyond creating cancer awareness to building cancer treatment centers in Nigeria.

03/03/2026

Today, we celebrate not just a birthday, but a life defined by courage, compassion, and purposeful leadership.

Our dear Board Chairman is the true embodiment of selflessness, kind in spirit, passionate in service, and unwavering in her dedication to the cause we all hold dear. As a cancer survivor, she leads the Board of St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation with rare empathy and remarkable strength, transforming her personal experience into a powerful force for change.

During one of our earliest meetings, she asked a question that continues to guide our mission: How do we scale our impact to reach those with limited access to care without ostracizing those who already have access? This question, a commitment to serve everyone regardless of socioeconomic status has significantly strengthened how we deliver care and measure impact.

Her selflessness speaks volumes. Even on her own birthday last year, she chose to dedicate the day to raising funds to improve access to cancer care for others. That single act reflects the heart of her leadership, always placing people first.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, management, staff, and the entire St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation family, we celebrate you today, ma.

This new year bring you strength, joy, good health, and the fulfillment that comes from the countless lives you continue to touch.

Happy Birthday, Ma.
Your leadership inspires us, and your impact will continue to speak for generations.

Flowers:

31/01/2026

Markets are central to daily life in Makoko, particularly for traders whose livelihoods depend on uninterrupted work. Health interventions must adapt to these realities to be effective.

As part of preparatory activities for our project,’Bridging CRC Gaps: Strengthening Awareness, Screening and Referral’, sponsored by ,our project team conducted formal community entry in Makoko through engagement with market leadership.

Official letters were delivered to the Market Women Leader (Iya Oloja) to initiate collaboration and coordination for the outreach.

This intervention is designed to reduce access barriers and minimize income loss while promoting early detection.


30/01/2026

Cancer does not discriminate, yet access to prevention and early detection remains unequal, particularly for persons with disabilities. Addressing this gap is essential to achieving equitable healthcare.

As part of preparatory activities for our project, ‘Bridging CRC Gaps: Strengthening Awareness, Screening and Referral’ sponsored by we engaged with community leadership at the National Stadium, Surulere. This visit marked a formal entry into the community and the initiation of collaboration for the outreach.

Through discussions with the Community Chairman and submission of our official letter, we are ensuring that this intervention is community-led, inclusive, and responsive to identified needs.

Equitable healthcare goes beyond intention; it requires deliberate action to remove barriers and extend services to all populations.


We are celebrating our beautiful mummy today.Dear mummy, we wish you a blessed birthday and a year overflowing with grac...
30/01/2026

We are celebrating our beautiful mummy today.

Dear mummy, we wish you a blessed birthday and a year overflowing with grace, peace, and good health.

This new chapter brings renewed strength and countless moments of joy. You will continue to shine, inspire, and walk confidently in all that God has prepared for you.

Happy Birthday, Mummy.

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As we step into 2026, we are grateful for your support and hopeful for what’s ahead. Together, we continue the fight.Hap...
01/01/2026

As we step into 2026, we are grateful for your support and hopeful for what’s ahead. Together, we continue the fight.

Happy New Year.

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We hope you are enjoying this special day of giving and sharing gift with your loved onesHappy Boxing Day 🎉
26/12/2025

We hope you are enjoying this special day of giving and sharing gift with your loved ones

Happy Boxing Day

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From all of us at St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation, we wish you a joyful and peaceful Christmas season.Merry Christ...
25/12/2025

From all of us at St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation, we wish you a joyful and peaceful Christmas season.

Merry Christmas 🎉🎉🎉🎉

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With hearts full of joy and thanksgiving, we celebrate this beautiful moment with our founder, our newest grandma , on ...
24/12/2025

With hearts full of joy and thanksgiving, we celebrate this beautiful moment with our founder, our newest grandma , on the arrival of her precious grandbaby. 

The birth of a child is a blessing, a promise of hope, and a reminder that love continues to grow through generations. 

We pray that the baby life is filled with good health, laughter, and boundless love, and that your family is surrounded by countless treasured moments as you begin this wonderful new chapter together.

Today, we celebrate volunteers who give their time, their hands, and their hearts to push our mission forward.From commu...
09/12/2025

Today, we celebrate volunteers who give their time, their hands, and their hearts to push our mission forward.

From community outreaches to screenings to long days under the sun, our volunteers show up with compassion, strength, and a commitment to saving lives through awareness.

Your service is more than help, it is hope.

Thank you for standing with us, supporting cancer patients, and bringing care to the communities that need it most.

We see you.
We appreciate you.
We celebrate you today and every day.

Today, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we stand with the global community to reaffirm one message...
03/12/2025

Today, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we stand with the global community to reaffirm one message:

A truly progressive society is one where every person is seen, heard, valued, and included.

This year’s theme is “Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress”. This reminds us that inclusion is not an option; it is a responsibility.

Individuals living with disabilities, including those whose disabilities arise from cancer or its treatment, deserve equal access to healthcare, education, employment, and opportunities that allow them to thrive.

At St. Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation, we believe that dignity is not something you earn, it is something you deserve.

And when systems, structures, or barriers stand in the way, progress is incomplete.

Today, we celebrate strength.
We honour resilience.
And we commit to creating a society where accessibility is a priority, inclusion is intentional, and equity is non-negotiable.

A more inclusive world is possible and it begins with all of us.

02/12/2025

This you can be the reason someone gets a second chance at life.

Every day, someone in our community hears the devastating words: “You have cancer.”

And for many, the fear isn’t just the diagnosis, it’s the cost of staying alive.

This December 2-3, your kindness can rewrite that story.

Through the St. Cyril Initiative for Patient Support, we’re raising funds to help underprivileged cancer patients access the treatment, scans, medications, and hope they desperately need. And for 36 hours only, GlobalGiving will match every donation, doubling your impact.

Your $25 gift becomes $50

Your support becomes someone’s chemotherapy, scan, or medication.

Your gift becomes hope.

GivingTuesday begins December 2 at 6:00 a.m. WAT and ends December 3 at 6:00 p.m.

Donate through our GlobalGiving page during this window and help us give patients more than care - give them dignity, relief, and more tomorrows.

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/scips


26/11/2025

Behind every lung cancer statistic is a real person, a family, a story.
A dream interrupted. A plan postponed. A future suddenly unsure.
And the hardest part? Many of those stories could have started differently with awareness.

Lung cancer is not just a “smoker’s disease.” It affects men and women, young people and older adults, smokers and non-smokers alike. Its early signs - persistent cough, breathlessness, chest pain, fatigue, etc are easy to overlook or blame on something else. And that’s why many cases are diagnosed late, and treatment becomes harder.

But awareness changes everything.
Knowledge empowers people to ask questions sooner.
It helps families recognize symptoms earlier.
It gives communities the tools to act before it’s too late.

This video was created to help you understand Lung Cancer.

Swipe through, learn something new, and share.

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