January is recognized globally as Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and Uganda joins in with campaigns to educate communities E A. Awareness is critical because many women are unaware of risk factors, symptoms, or the availability of preventive services. Local initiatives—radio programs, school talks, and village health meetings—help break the silence around cervical cancer. Survivors sharing their stories inspire others to seek screening and vaccination. In Kamuli District, awareness campaigns led by the Cervical Care Alliance are building a culture of prevention and hope.