Natu Suzie Hope (NASH) Foundation
Early detection saves lives
A safe haven for all because we care
Breast cancer is not a death sentence. We provide free screening and care, and we are working to turn every warrior into a survivor, in Nigeria and beyond.

- 1,182
- women screened
- 4
- outreach programmes
- 6
- services, free of charge
Upcoming outreach
2026 Free Breast Cancer Screening Outreach
The NASH Foundation is committed to creating impactful collaborations to advance cancer prevention, early detection and education in underserved regions. Together we can bring hope, healthier women and stronger communities.
Call for information11 & 12 November 2026, 8:00am
General Hospital, Kawo
Kaduna State
13 & 14 November 2026, 8:00am
Gwamna Awan General Hospital, Kakuri
Kaduna State
Why we exist
“Early detection would have saved so many women, including my relatives.”
Our convener, Suzie Natu Kure, lost 7 family members to cancer. In 2019 she discovered two of her aunts had stage 4 breast cancer, both of which could have been caught earlier. This foundation honours that legacy.
Read our story
What we do
How it worksEverything we provide is free, from the first examination through to treatment and recovery.
- Mammograms and ultrasound
- Breast cancer screening
- Drugs
- Prosthetic breast
- Mastectomy
- Chemotherapy

Stories of hope
Mrs Sarah
She did not want treatment. After a conversation with our convener, she accepted it, and has since had a mastectomy and six rounds of chemotherapy.
Read her story




Help a woman get screened
Every screening, drug and follow-up we provide is free. Your gift or partnership keeps it that way.
Sponsorship and funding
Fund a screening day, imaging, drugs or treatment for women who could not otherwise reach them.
Medical and technical support
Hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers can lend expertise, facilities and equipment to our outreaches.
Community and corporate engagement
Volunteer at an outreach, run an awareness campaign, or bring your workplace or community on board.
Our sponsors: Prognosy and Kwalisa Inc
