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We are pleased to share the first official IGCS Preinvasive Disease Program Impact Report, highlighting five years of progress in expanding education, training, and mentorship in preinvasive cervical disease management. Preinvasive Disease Program Impact Report (2021 - 2025) The first official IGCS Preinvasive Disease Program Impact Report, highlighting five years of progress in expanding education, training, and mentorship in preinvasive cervical disease management. Since the program was launched in 2021, hundreds of clinicians worldwide have enrolled in and completed the online education. In the last 5 years, IGCS has hosted 15 hands-on training workshops in 11 countries, resulting in 32 IGCS-approved mentors from 15 countries who are now training and supporting clinicians in their own regions.
View the Preinvasive Impact Report
Five years in, the program remains in a period of active growth. Looking ahead, IGCS is focused on:
  • Expanding the global network of IGCS-approved mentors
  • Strengthening regional leadership and training capacity
  • Continuing to refine and update educational content to ensure alignment with current clinical standards, best practices and international guidelines
Enroll or Get Involved Today! If you are interested in learning more about the program or becoming a mentor, please contact IGCS Mentorship and Training Program Director, Susan Ralph at susan.ralph@igcs.org. The program’s online education is freely available on the IGCS Education360 Learning Portal for all IGCS members and non-members in low-income countries. In recognition of Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, IGCS extended free enrollment to all non-members in January, resulting in over 150 new enrollments in a single month—a clear demonstration of the demand for accessible, high-quality education in preinvasive disease care.
This Impact Report captures a journey we are truly proud to be part of. We invite you to explore the report, share it with your networks, and learn more about the people and partnerships that drive this important work forward. Sincerely,

This program is supported in part by the IGCS World of Hope Development Fund. Help us continue our work across the three pillars of cervical cancer elimination. Donate today.