Our vision

An Africa where every man is better informed, better supported and more actively engaged in protecting his health.

Eagle Africa Association aspires to contribute to an Africa where men’s health receives greater attention in public health programs, community initiatives and individual prevention practices.

We seek to contribute to making the prevention of urological, andrological and prostate conditions a sustainable component of men’s health across Africa.

Our vision goes beyond awareness alone.

We aim to progressively contribute to the development of an African ecosystem for men’s health promotion, bringing together healthcare professionals, institutions, organizations, researchers, businesses, media and communities.

Our mission

To promote men’s health and contribute to the prevention, early detection and better understanding of urological, andrological and prostate conditions across Africa.

To achieve this mission, Eagle Africa Association develops and supports health education, awareness, prevention and community mobilization programs.

We seek to bring reliable health information closer to men and promote appropriate referral to qualified healthcare professionals and health facilities.

Our objectives

Nine objectives for men’s health

01

Inform

Improve access for men and communities to clear, accessible and scientifically grounded information on men’s health.

02

Raise Awareness

Help break the silence surrounding men’s health issues and encourage open and responsible dialogue.

03

Promote Prevention

Encourage men to adopt healthy behaviors and seek professional medical advice when appropriate.

04

Support Early Detection

Promote awareness of signs and symptoms that may require medical consultation and encourage access to appropriate screening approaches in line with medical recommendations.

05

Promote Prostate Health

Make prostate health a better-known and more consistently addressed component of men’s preventive health.

06

Promote Urology and Andrology

Raise awareness of urological and andrological conditions and contribute to greater understanding of male urinary, genitourinary, reproductive and sexual health.

07

Mobilize Communities

Develop outreach campaigns and community-based initiatives that reach people in their everyday environments.

08

Build Partnerships

Foster cooperation among healthcare professionals, health facilities, public institutions, civil society organizations, businesses, media and technical and financial partners.

09

Develop an African Network

Progressively build a pan-African network of stakeholders committed to promoting men’s health.

Our action model

A simple pathway

Our approach follows a simple pathway:

  1. 1Inform
  2. 2Raise Awareness
  3. 3Prevent
  4. 4Detect Earlier
  5. 5Refer
  6. 6Support Access to Care

This approach is implemented in collaboration with healthcare professionals and health institutions.

Our principles of action

Six principles that guide our work

Man-Centered Approach

We place the needs, dignity and well-being of men at the heart of our actions.

Prevention-Focused Approach

We give priority to health education, prevention and early detection.

Evidence-Informed Approach

We seek to promote reliable health information and work with qualified professionals.

Community-Based Approach

We engage communities directly and encourage their participation in health initiatives.

Partnership Approach

We believe that major health challenges require cooperation among multiple stakeholders.

Pan-African Approach

We develop our initiatives with the ambition of contributing to a broader African movement for men’s health.

Our long-term ambition

Through PCCA, Blue November and our other initiatives, Eagle Africa Association seeks to contribute to the development of a strong African movement for men’s health.

  • From awareness to prevention.
  • From prevention to early detection.
  • From local action to pan-African impact.

Together, let us build an Africa where men’s health is better understood, better prevented and better addressed.

Let us build this African movement together

Healthcare professionals, institutions, organizations, businesses, media and communities: join our initiatives.