The SUCCESS Project is using comics books to dispel misconceptions and promote positive health-seeking behaviors, such as cervical cancer screening in the Philippines.

This is the story of Bilal, a community mobilizer delivering men’s engagement interventions. He’s creating a quiet but powerful ripple that male engagement in family life is not only feasible but truly welcomed in communities like Quetta, Pakistan.

Bonn, Levi, and Ferdinand are part of the Cervical Cancer Riding Service for Transport of Specimen (CeCaRTS) initiative. This pilot project, which is led by Jhpiego, is part of larger efforts aimed at preventing cervical cancer among women in the archipelago by facilitating timely screening and treatment of precancerous lesions.

A VMMC campaign in Lobamba engaged traditional leaders and hosted culturally sensitive community dialogues that were safe spaces for open conversation, reflection, and trust-building. 

In Zambia, baby Hosten recovers thanks to his grandmother’s love.