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Awareness, dignity and support for people affected by cancer in South Africa.

Strength
looks good
on you.

Awareness, dignity and support for women facing breast cancer in South Africa.

How to check your breasts
Princess Nakedi, founder of the Princess Nakedi Foundation
Early
detection
saves
lives.

Awareness

Community education for early detection and to break the stigma.

Practical support

Wigs, counselling and real support for women facing cancer.

Stronger communities

Helping women through knowledge, support and brighter futures.

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Princess Nakedi and a community member embrace while holding a pink gift box
Our purpose

No one should face cancer alone.

In 2021, Princess Nakedi turned her own breast cancer experience into a promise of support for others.

Today, the foundation brings awareness, dignity and practical care to women and families, especially in under-resourced communities.

Meet the foundation
Our community

Care happens when we show up.

Awareness talks, care packs and practical contributions. See the people putting community care into action.

See our community work
Foundation representatives hold care bags beside prepared outreach supplies
Practical care, prepared together.
Community members beside an outdoor table with packaged donations
Support in the community.
A speaker addresses a foundation awareness gathering
Listening and learning together.

Get to know what is normal for you.

Breast awareness starts with noticing changes in your own body. Our simple guide explains what to look for and when to speak with a health professional.

Read the breast-awareness guide

A guide to awareness, not a diagnosis. A healthcare professional can assess any changes that concern you.

Be part of the work

Help more women feel seen, supported and strong.

Your time, skills or contribution can help bring awareness and practical care to our communities.