Community-inspired, Community-led

We are 4 communities by communities, a US-Nigerian Cancer Control Center that understands ending cancer begins first with communities leading the way.

Our Partners

Our Program

Rooted in Learning, Driving Impact

We use participatory approaches; open calls, designathons, innovation bootcamps, pilot field work, and community-driven clinical trials to learn from communities and work together to drive cervical and liver cancer prevention and control that is accessible and lasting.

Our Mission

To use the power of vaccines to prevent cancer in Nigeria through community partnerships, crowdsourcing and coaching strategies that create lasting impact.

Our Vision

A Nigeria where no one dies from preventable cancer.

Our Purpose

Empowering Communities for Cancer Control

We are committed to empowering communities to fuel real change and innovation to fight cervical and liver cancer. These transformative solutions are possible when community assets meet opportunities. We built this open community model to solve these complex health problems with rather than for communities.

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OUR CULTURE COMPASS

Globally Connected, Locally Driven

At 4 Community, we work as a community, learning, adapting, and nurturing what matters towards equitable and impactful work that lasts.

We are Communities

We love hard problems and believe in the power of communities to create and lead change to make it easier for them to live healthy lives.

We Learn

We proactively seek new and culturally compelling ways to lead change for communities by communities. We are eager to learn from you.

We Adapt

We see ourselves constantly changing overtime. We know we don’t have all the answers and humbly strive to get better every day.

We Nurture

We tap into the creativity of communities. We apply creativity as we partner with communities to make the seemingly impossible, possible.

Join The Movement

Enter The Open Call

30 May

10.00 am

4 Communities by Communities

Policy for Cancer

How might we increase the use of cancer research in policies and policymaking strategies to end cervical and liver cancers?

15 Feb

10.00 am

4 Communities by Communities

Change Contest

How can communities and community-based organizations increase and sustain the uptake of vaccines for preventable cancers in Nigeria?

2 Oct

10.00 am

4 Communities by Communities

The Angie “Courage Award”

What unique stories and community experiences can your community-based organization use to promote community engagement, raise awareness, reduce stigma, and promote the prevention and control of vaccine-preventable cancers in Nigeria?