Fundación CIMA
Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, Mexico
About
Founded in 2002, Fundación CIMA is a non-profit association based in Ciudad de México, Mexico working on health, mental health.
Fundación CIMA is a non-profit association founded in Mexico in October 2002 to reduce the mortality and morbidity of breast cancer in Mexico. Its work covers information and awareness on early detection, training of health promoters and medical staff, emotional support and patient navigation, and advocacy for public health policy. Through the Tanto por Hacer platform it also supports Latin American women living with metastatic breast cancer. It operates from Mexico City and has carried out programmes in several Mexican states, working with government and civil society organisations.
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Tanto por Hacer
ViewMental health · Mexico
Online platform and community for Latin American women living with metastatic breast cancer, offering information, peer groups, live sessions and emotional support.
Modelo Educativo CIMA
Health · Mexico
Breast cancer early detection education and training for community health promoters, health staff and doctors, combined with workshops for women in marginalised communities.
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Premio SPARC 2015
Excelencia Latina
Premio CLARES a la Responsabilidad Social
Premio al documental Un día Más, Festival de Cine de Morelia
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Unión Internacional contra el Cáncer, Unión Latinoamericana contra el Cáncer de la Mujer, ABC Global Alliance, Catalyst Consulting Group México AC
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