Early Detection
Symptom literacy, screening pathways, and partnerships with clinics that meet women where they are.
- Symptom-recognition workshops
- Provider referral network
- Community screening events
HopeCare Global advances early detection, education, and equitable access to care — confronting ovarian cancer in communities the world has overlooked.

Roughly 1 in 78 women will be diagnosed. We refuse to let her face those odds alone.
HopeCare Global Inc was created to advance early detection, education, and access to care for underserved communities — with a focus on ovarian cancer awareness.
Our work is grounded in clinical expertise, advocacy, and a deep commitment to reducing disparities in diagnosis and treatment. We're actively building partnerships and initiatives to drive meaningful impact — across borders, across communities, across generations.
Ovarian cancer is called “the silent killer” for a reason — and the silence has been loudest in the communities that have always been hardest to reach.
Sources: American Cancer Society · NIH · WHO IARC GLOBOCAN.
Every program is built on clinical expertise and listening — designed to move the needle on outcomes for women too often missed by the system.
Symptom literacy, screening pathways, and partnerships with clinics that meet women where they are.
Clear, dignified, culturally-grounded education that breaks the stigma and starts the conversation.
Navigation, support, and resource connection for women facing diagnosis without a roadmap.
Cross-border initiatives that bring detection and care to communities historically left out of the conversation.

DNP, APRN, AGCNS-BC, CIC
“Every woman deserves to be seen, screened, and supported — regardless of zip code, color, or country.”
Dr. Harrison is a board-certified Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist whose career has been spent at the intersection of acute clinical care, infection prevention, and community advocacy.
She founded HopeCare Global Inc to channel decades of bedside experience into the fight against a disease that has hidden in plain sight — particularly in Black, immigrant, and underserved communities.
Three doors into the work. Walk through whichever one fits — or open all three. The fight against ovarian cancer needs every hand we've got.
Fuel screening events, education programs, and patient navigation. Every dollar widens our reach.
Make a GiftLend your clinical expertise, communications skills, or community connections to the movement.
Join the TeamShare resources, host a conversation, or wear teal in September — small actions, big ripples.
Share Our MissionHospitals, faith communities, schools, sororities, corporate wellness — if you have a room of women, we have a program.