Early Detection Is The Best Gift Ever

We bridge the gap in West African healthcare by sourcing and deploying critical cancer diagnostic equipment and supplies to the communities that need them most.

Our Mission

We are dedicated to expanding access to early cancer detection and life-saving treatment for underserved communities across sub-Saharan West Africa. With trusted clinical partners, we aim to bridge the gap between screening and care, ensuring that every individual receives the guidance, navigation, and support needed to access timely, effective cancer treatment.

Our Vision

Across West Africa, breast, cervical, and prostate cancers are highly treatable when detected early. Yet thousands of lives are lost each year—not because treatment is unavailable, but because structured screening, diagnostic confirmation, and referral systems are out of reach for most communities.
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Together for a Healthier West Africa

Omo Clement, PhD, is a seasoned life sciences and diagnostics leader with more than 20 years of experience advancing cancer testing technologies, molecular diagnostics, and early detection solutions. His career spans global roles at industry-defining organizations including ATCC, LGC Clinical Diagnostics, Bio-Rad, Illumina, Asuragen, RainDance Technologies, HTG Molecular Diagnostics, Biomatrica, and Accelrys.

To expand access to early cancer detection and diagnostic services in West African countries by sourcing, donating, and supporting the deployment of cancer testing equipment and supplies.

A future where every person in West Africa has immediate access to life-saving cancer diagnostics, regardless of their socio-economic status.

Equity: Health for all. Transparency: 100% donation accountability. Sustainability: Building local capacity through clinical training.

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Mike Pomir

Founder Donify

Cervical Cancer

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, yet it remains a leading cause of cancer death among women in West Africa. Nearly all cases are caused by persistent infection with high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV). However,…

Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is now the most diagnosed cancer among women in sub-Saharan West Africa and a leading cause of cancer-related death. In countries with strong screening systems, survival rates are significantly higher. Yet many…

Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men in sub-Saharan West Africa, with some of the highest mortality rates in the world. Men of African ancestry face a greater risk of developing aggressive forms of prostate cancer, yet access…

How Your Support Creates Change

Early Screening

Early screening helps detect potential cancer at its earlier stages, improving survival rates and treatment outcomes.

Accurate Diagnosis

Diagnosis uses confirmatory medical tests and imaging to identify cancer and guide the next steps in care

Care Navigation & Treatment

Care navigation ensures patients access to the right specialists and treatment options, following by personalized treatment plans.

On-going Follow-up

Follow-up care monitors remission, recovery, and long-terms patient well-being, helping manage survivorship and quality of life.

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Testimonials

“Our partnership with HopeScan reflects a shared commitment to advancing early cancer detection and improving access to timely, life-saving care across Ikorodu and nearby communities."​

Dr. Ayo Godwin Michael Founder & Executive Director, MEDHEF

“We believe this initiative will significantly expand access to early cancer screening for underserved populations, reduce the burden of late-stage presentations, and strengthen community awareness around prevention and early detection.”​

Dr. Ayo Godwin Michael Founder & Executive Director, MEDHEF

Meet Our Partners

Omoshile Clement, PhD

Founder & Executive Director

Oluwatobi Clement, MS

Chief Liaison Officer

Donna Trollinger, PhD

Chief Commercial Officer

Omoyeni Clement, MD

Chief Medical Officer

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