Make awareness accessible
Deliver clear, compassionate breast-health education, including age-appropriate awareness for young people and adults.
For around 15 years, our work in India has brought breast-cancer awareness and early-detection education closer to communities. Now, International Turns Pink is taking that mission across borders—through partnerships, local action and a shared global purpose.
International Turns Pink builds on years of breast-cancer awareness and early-screening advocacy in India. Our approach is personal and community-led: make reliable information easier to understand, encourage timely conversations with qualified health professionals, and help people find appropriate screening and referral services.
We believe geography, income or lack of awareness should never be the reason someone misses the chance to seek care.
Campaigns designed for workplaces, schools, colleges, community groups and public spaces.
Breast-health education, symptom awareness and signposting to qualified healthcare providers.
Working with local organisations to shape culturally relevant programmes and sustainable impact.
Our mission is to help more people recognise the importance of breast health and connect communities with trusted information and appropriate care.
Deliver clear, compassionate breast-health education, including age-appropriate awareness for young people and adults.
Promote timely medical advice and access to screening based on individual risk, symptoms and local clinical guidance.
Connect NGOs, healthcare professionals, institutions, businesses and volunteers around measurable community programmes.
International Turns Pink is growing through meaningful conversations with leaders, institutions and community partners. Our recent Amsterdam visit included a collaboration with Pink Ribbon International—one activity within our wider international mission.
At Vanakkam Germany, we showcased breast-health awareness campaigns developed through our work in India, sharing practical community experience with an international audience.
Our wider journey also includes engagement with the First Lady of Seychelles, a breast-cancer awareness campaign at the Malaysian Consulate, and a meeting with Mr Nico Schiettekatte, Counsellor for Health, Welfare and Sport.
Explore the journey →We are building relationships and exploring opportunities to collaborate with local organisations in the following countries. These are our upcoming focus markets, subject to partner readiness and programme planning.
Our international work will be shaped with local partners, healthcare professionals and community needs in each country.
Recent meetings, campaigns and collaborations that support the wider mission of International Turns Pink.
A meaningful exchange to explore opportunities for breast-health awareness and community action.
Exchanging ideas and strengthening international relationships.
Presenting community-led breast-health awareness initiatives developed in India.
A recent Amsterdam collaboration as part of the broader International Turns Pink journey.
We want every campaign to lead to something practical: a better-informed conversation, a trusted source of information, or a clear route to professional support.
Bring awareness into everyday places and conversations.
Share understandable information without fear or stigma.
Help people find qualified services and local support.
Adapt programmes with local insight and trusted partners.
Partner with International Turns Pink to bring breast-health awareness closer to more communities.
We welcome conversations with NGOs, hospitals, healthcare professionals, governments, businesses, community leaders, volunteers and potential supporters who share our mission.