aawitlogo.gif (7552 bytes) At African American Women in Touch, our purpose is to teach proper breast self-examination, educate women on the value of finding cancer early, and to provide free mammograms to uninsured minority women or minority women whose insurance does not cover the cost of the mammogram. Stopping breast cancer before it has a chance to affect your life means putting the focus on your health, not on cancer.

African American Women in Touch is committed to providing you with a full range of breast health services, from mammography screening, breast health education, diagnostic procedures and treatment programs, all in the pleasant surroundings of a modern facility. Our team's approach to breast care services offers innovation, compassion, and support.

OUR SERVICES INCLUDE

Wig Bank
Free Prostheses
Transportation
Annual Health Care Symposium
Personalized Presentations at churches, or civic groups
Monthly Care Support Group Meetings
Quarterly Newsletter

THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DETECTION
Detecting breast cancer in its earliest stages increases your treatment options as well as your chance for survival. Mammography, breast self-examination, and clinical breast examinations offer the best methods for detecting breast changes early.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact Myra L. Butts, MPA at 574-647-6943 or e-mail mbutts@memorialsb.org.