We are excited to announce the official launch of the Charly Boy Foundation website, which went live on Friday, September 6, 2024. This marks a major step forward in our ongoing efforts to address the critical health issues affecting men in Nigeria. The foundation is focused on empowering men through mental health awareness, prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, and addressing other men’s health challenges such as diabetes.
Our website, accessible at www.charlyboyfoundation.org, serves as a central hub for everything related to men’s health and well-being. It showcases the breadth of our work, the impact we aim to achieve, and the resources we offer. Visitors will find a comprehensive array of content that includes:
- Videos and pictures highlighting our outreach programs and success stories
- Information on our campaigns and upcoming events aimed at raising awareness and providing direct support to men in need
- Details on how to access life-saving services, such as mental health support and prostate cancer screening
- A list of resources to help men take proactive steps toward better health
According to PubMed, a staggering 64% of prostate cancer patients die within two years of diagnosis, largely due to late detection or inadequate treatment. This alarming statistic drives our mission to provide early detection tools, increase access to medical care, and foster a culture of awareness around men’s health issues in Nigeria.
We are calling on donors, sponsors, and well-wishers to join us in this life-saving cause. With your support, we can expand our outreach programs, deliver critical treatment services, and create more educational campaigns aimed at preventing late-stage diagnoses.
Visit our new website at www.charlyboyfoundation.org to learn more about our mission, explore our programs, and discover how you can contribute to improving men’s health in Nigeria. Together, we can make a significant difference in the lives of countless men across the country.
Let’s save lives. Let’s build a healthier future for Nigerian men.
