Event Overview
The session brought together over 70 participants from diverse backgrounds, united by a shared interest in breast cancer awareness, prevention, and early detection. Led by Roselyn Fosuah Adjei, with expert medical insights from Dr. Vanessa Apea, the webinar created a safe, informative, and engaging space for open conversations around breast health.
Purpose & Focus
• What breast cancer is and why early detection matters
• Common risk factors, signs, and symptoms
• Screening options and when to seek medical attention
• Addressing myths, fears, and misconceptions surrounding breast cancer
The “Ask Roselyn” and Q&A segments, facilitated by the guest speaker, allowed participants to ask candid questions and receive professional reassuring responses in real time.
The virtual format enabled wide participation and active engagement. Attendees used the chat and Q&A features extensively, reflecting a high level of comfort, trust, and interest. The atmosphere was intentionally warm and inclusive, encouraging participants to share concerns and seek clarity without fear or stigma.
The Breast Cancer Information Session achieved several key outcomes:
• Increased awareness and understanding of breast cancer and screening
• Improved confidence among participants to engage in preventive health practices
•Creation of a supportive space for health education grounded in mentorship and care
• Strengthening HWR’s role as a platform that addresses both professional growth and personal wellbeing
• This session laid a strong foundation for the subsequent Breast Cancer Health Screening, reinforcing the importance of combining education with access to screening services.
Overall, the event reaffirmed Hangout with Roselyn’s belief that empowered communities begin with informed individuals, and that mentorship extends beyond careers to include health, wellbeing, and quality of life.
Breast Cancer Health Screening
Programme Highlights
Participants engaged in an interactive education session covering:
• Basic understanding of breast cancer and its prevalence in Ghana
• Risk factors, warning signs, and symptoms
• The importance of early detection
• Practical guidance on breast self-examination (BSE) and when to seek medical care
The session encouraged open dialogue, allowing participants to ask questions and address common misconceptions about breast cancer.
After the screenings, light refreshments were served, creating a relaxed space for participants to engage one-on-one with health professionals and members of the HWR team, reinforcing the organization's mentorship-driven approach to care and empowerment.
Overall Impact
The Breast Cancer Health Screening achieved meaningful outcomes, including:
• Increased awareness and understanding of breast cancer risk factors and early signs.
• Improved access to screening services in a supportive, non-intimidating setting.
• Encouragement of positive health-seeking behaviours and regular self-examination.
• Strengthened collaboration between Hangout with Roselyn and Accra London Health Centre.
































