Seasonal female agricultural workers were given training on cancer screenings.
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Within the scope of the Every Child a World Program, conducted by Durak Hazelnut, health education was organized for seasonal agricultural worker women in accommodation areas in cooperation with the Community Health Center (TSM).
During the training, women were informed about cancer risks, the importance of early diagnosis, and regular cancer screenings. The study, which aimed to raise awareness among women about health issues, also included information on family and child health, and participants' questions were answered.
The Every Child a World Program aims to raise awareness among seasonal agricultural worker families about preventive health practices and to support their access to health services.
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