During Blue November 2025, the Association took its prevention messages to a mosque, a church and the National Sports Day in the Golfe 4 and Golfe 7 municipalities.
Prevention should reach people where they live. During the Blue November 2025 campaign, Eagle Africa Association went out to meet communities where they gather.
In places of worship
Awareness meetings were held at the Super Taco mosque and at the Assemblies of God Church of Togo, Avénou temple. Muslim and Christian worshippers received useful information on prostate conditions and cervical cancer.
During National Sports Day
As part of National Sports Day, information sessions were held in the Golfe 4 and Golfe 7 municipalities. They reached a wide audience — men, women and young people — around three topics:
- risk factors for prostate conditions;
- warning signs;
- the importance of early consultation and detection.
Many participants expressed their satisfaction with the information they received. The Association draws an important lesson from these meetings: simple, clear messages delivered in local languages help information spread within communities.
The information on this website is intended for education and awareness. It does not replace medical consultation.
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