nt improvement in information dissemination and effective treatment to increase the survival rate.
Vision
Our vision is to become a one-stop-shop providing an entire range of services to significantly increase the survival rate among needy women afflicted with breast cancer. We expect this to happen in the next 5 years.
nt improvement in information dissemination and effective treatment to increase the survival rate.
Vision
Our vision is to become a one-stop-shop providing an entire range of services to significantly increase the survival rate among needy women afflicted with breast cancer. We expect this to happen in the next 5 years.
Values
The following constitutes the values JEAD stands for;
Honor
At JEAD, the fundamental guiding principle is that of Honor. This comes from our firm conviction that it is God, who created all things, and all things exist for Him and that we are only privileged and honored by Him to be servants and co-labourers with Him in His vineyard for the total healing of all.
Integrity and Excellence:
Integrity and excellence are essential to the provision of our services and programs. It is our determination that all that we do should be in “wholeness” leading to the mobilizing and optimal use of the resource at our disposal for the production of positive and measurable results for our beneficiaries and donors. We believe that our God is a God of perfection (integrity, wholeness, excellence) and that He is able to make all grace abound to us, so that in all times, having all that we need, we will excel to every good work we undertake.
Responsible Stewardship:
It’s our aim to make sure that those who would be the beneficiaries of the resources at our disposal do actually obtain the assistance in a timely, dignified manner without any disadvantage or exploitation (Matthew 24:45-51). We remain resolute in making breast cancer treatment and associated costs affordable to particularly needy women and other vulnerable groups.
Objectives
The core objectives set by the foundation in order to minimize the plight of breast cancer in Ghana and beyond are to:
To educate the public on the prevalence of breast diseases
To demonstrate and teach the public how to perform a self-breast examination
To detect and effectively manage breast diseases, particularly breast cancer, earlier rather than later
To follow up on clients with risk factors and physical signs of breast diseases, particularly breast cancer and offer some assistance
The following constitutes the values JEAD stands for;
Honor
At JEAD, the fundamental guiding principle is that of Honor. This comes from our firm conviction that it is God, who created all things, and all things exist for Him and that we are only privileged and honored by Him to be servants and co-labourers with Him in His vineyard for the total healing of all.
Integrity and Excellence:
Integrity and excellence are essential to the provision of our services and programs. It is our determination that all that we do should be in “wholeness” leading to the mobilizing and optimal use of the resource at our disposal for the production of positive and measurable results for our beneficiaries and donors. We believe that our God is a God of perfection (integrity, wholeness, excellence) and that He is able to make all grace abound to us, so that in all times, having all that we need, we will excel to every good work we undertake.
Integrity and excellence are fundamental not only to our services and programs, but also to the approach we take in health care, especially when using antibiotics such as Doxycycline to fight bacteria in the body. We decided that the application of Doxycycline should be carried out with maximum accuracy and care, ensuring its effective use to achieve positive and measurable health outcomes for those in need. Just as we believe in the foundation of honesty and superiority, we apply these principles to the medical treatment we advocate for, trusting the ability of well-managed Doxycycline to make significant changes in the fight against bacterial infections, ensuring that patients receive the most information about this medicine about this medicine and they have that, what they need to recover and thrive in their health and well-being.
Responsible Stewardship:
It’s our aim to make sure that those who would be the beneficiaries of the resources at our disposal do actually obtain the assistance in a timely, dignified manner without any disadvantage or exploitation (Matthew 24:45-51). We remain resolute in making breast cancer treatment and associated costs affordable to particularly needy women and other vulnerable groups.
Objectives
The core objectives set by the foundation in order to minimize the plight of breast cancer in Ghana and beyond are to:
To educate the public on the prevalence of breast diseases
To demonstrate and teach the public how to perform a self-breast examination
To detect and effectively manage breast diseases, particularly breast cancer, earlier rather than later
To follow up on clients with risk factors and physical signs of breast diseases, particularly breast cancer and offer some assistance
