Empowering
Warriors
Holistically

Themed gatherings celebrating joy and connection through the cancer journey — held across key seasonal moments each year.

Peer-led support sessions in partnership with Faraja Cancer Trust, offering a consistent space for women living with breast cancer.

Craft-based therapy evenings of making breast prosthetics blending creativity, warmth, and community connection in a relaxed group setting.

Focused on students bonding and creating harmony within the student community through expressive arts.

A dedicated, safe space for men navigating cancer diagnosis, treatment, and recovery — where vulnerability meets strength.

Ongoing social media campaigns keeping our community informed, engaged, and empowered year-round.

Our annual awareness drive during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, combining education, outreach, and community activation.

A social media-led drive to promote HPV vaccination as a key tool in cervical cancer prevention.

Education and advocacy around breastfeeding as a health and wellness pillar, particularly in relation to breast cancer risk reduction.

Fitness sessions directed towards the student community while generating some income for the organisation.

Recreational events bringing joy and connection to patients at Kenyatta National Hospital.

We were participating as excibitors getting a chance to showcase what we do with the rest of the medical student community

Participation in the LNMB Run to raise money for medical stedents who are unable to pay their tuition were we also raised awareness and solidarity for cancer wellness.

We also participated as excibitors where we supported the cause and go to excibit our work.

Social evenings fostering connection, laughter, and community — because joy is also medicine.

A men's health awareness campaign championing self-care, early detection, and breaking the silence around men and cancer.

Focused educational sessions on men's health, cancer risk factors, and pathways to wellness and early care.

Showcasing our community-led innovations in cancer wellness and care on a national platform. We received an award from the Vice Chancellor in recognition of our work.

Presenting research and insights at the national student medical conference — we placed 1st for the Warrior Glow innovation, amplifying community-led health innovation.

Engaging medical students and growing our volunteer and membership community at the student association fair.

Contributing to continental conversations on caregiver support and holistic cancer care across Africa.

Strategic engagement with clinical and community partners to align efforts in Kenya's cancer ecosystem.

A key governance milestone formalizing our organizational structure, values, and long-term accountability framework.

Ongoing relationships with Karen Hospital, Faraja, ARUA, AMSUN, and others — building the ecosystem that sustains our work.