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About Us
Mission Statement
“At FemaleHealthcare.org, our mission is to empower women by addressing critical healthcare issues, raising awareness, and providing support through actionable initiatives, advocacy, and community-driven solutions. We strive to create a world where every woman has access to the care and support she needs to lead a healthy and fulfilling life.”
Issues Statement
Women’s healthcare faces numerous challenges globally, including:
•Healthcare Access Gaps: Many women, particularly in underserved regions like Madagascar, lack access to essential healthcare services such as cancer screenings and maternal care due to financial, geographical, or systemic barriers.
•Awareness Deficits: Key health issues such as cervical cancer prevention, mental health struggles, scoliosis detection, and reproductive health concerns often remain unaddressed due to stigma or insufficient education.
•Underrepresented Needs: Women’s unique physical and emotional healthcare needs are frequently overlooked, leading to inadequate support and treatment, especially for adolescents and female cancer patients.
•Health Disparities: Marginalized communities face disproportionate challenges in accessing quality care, exacerbating existing inequalities.
Why Women’s Healthcare Matters
Women face unique health challenges at every stage of life, from adolescence to post-menopause. Tailored support is essential to ensure holistic care and empower women to thrive physically and emotionally.
Our Approach
At FemaleHealthcare.org, most of our team consists of high school and university students with a shared passion for addressing public healthcare challenges. While we are not experts, we are driven by curiosity, empathy, and a desire to make a difference. We start by identifying the issues and opportunities that impact women’s lives within our communities and develop actionable solutions to improve them.
We believe that our work is a journey of growth and learning, and our initiatives are continually evolving as we gain new insights and collaborate with others. Together, we aim to make a meaningful impact by:
1.Fundraising for Essential Services:
Supporting programs that provide screenings, vaccinations, mental health resources, and access to healthcare for underserved populations, including in Singapore and Madagascar.
2.Organizing Volunteer Initiatives:
Mobilizing communities to participate in workshops, outreach programs, art therapy, and caregiving activities to bring practical, on-the-ground support.
3.Promoting Awareness Campaigns:
Educating the public about women’s health issues such as HPV vaccination, scoliosis detection, and mental health through comprehensive campaigns and school-based programs.
4.Providing Education and Support Circles:
Offering educational webinars and safe spaces for emotional and peer support to empower women and girls to take control of their healthcare.
What Sets Us Apart
Our Commitment
We are committed to evolving our initiatives to meet the changing needs of women’s healthcare. By leveraging innovative solutions, strengthening partnerships, and addressing unmet needs, we aim to create a lasting impact on individuals and communities worldwide.
FemaleHealthcare.org WW Team
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Yoonseo Cho
Founder & HPV Vaccination Initiative Leader
Partnership and Communication Manager
Singapore American School
Alex Wong
EmpowerED Initiative Leader & Tech Leader
Chatsworth International School
Anusha Fatima
OMA Initiative Leader
Volunteer Manager
Nanyang Polytechnic
Melissa Chen
AllaboutScholiosis Initiative Leader
Design Manager
Singapore American School
Irdina Safitri
HPV Vaccination Campaign Operation
Website Operation
Jurongville Secondary School
Juhyun Namgoong
EmpowerED Operation Manager
Minhwa Workshop Manager
Singapore American School
Aly Safiyah
OMA Operation Manager
Partnership and Design LEader
Singapore Chinese Girls School
Mina Yu
Finance Manager
(Coprate Registration / Finance Manager)
(UWS mentor for young females)
Contact: FemaleHealthcare.org@gmail.com
Partners and Sponsors
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Singapore Association for Mental Health
May Wong
may_wong@samhealth.org.sgMina Yu
Singapore Cancer Society
Tan Cai Tong
caitong_tan@singaporecancersociety.org.sg
Jurong Community Hospital/NTF Hospital
Naseema Banu M P, Naseema_Banu_Maideen_Pillay@nuhs.edu.sg
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YMCA Youthforcause
Khim TAN
yfc@ymca.org.sg
Singapore Association of Minhwa Art
Mindy Ham
msmindyham@gmail.com)
Citylux
Kelly Yu
cityluxe.sg@gmail.com)
Mentors and Supporters
Woorin Lee
Biochemistry Laboratory,
Department of Biological Sciences, University of Suwon
Inya Kang
Director & Co-Founder
Meridional Health Pte. Ltd
Tay Sun Kuie
Duke-NUS medical school, Senior consultant Obstetrician and gynecologist at Singapore general hospital
Alex Cook
Vice Dean of Biostatistics and Modelling
at the NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health
Jack Tan
R&D IT Director
P&G
Didik Setiawan
Faculty of Pharmacy,
Universitas Muhammadiyah Purwokerto, Indonesia
FemaleHealthcare.org (registered ID - 53494052L) operated by WW team
Contact: FemaleHealthcare.org@gmail.com