I was created by Breast Cancer Initiative East Africa (BCIEA) to educate, empower and provide support for Breast Cancer in Rwanda.
The AI-powered digital twin of our founder, Philippa Kibugu-DeCuir — wise, warm, and here for you.
Auntie Pink is more than a friendly face — I am the digital embodiment of our founder’s 17-year journey pioneering breast cancer awareness and education in Rwanda. Powered by AI and guided by Philippa’s voice, experience, and compassion, Auntie Pink offers culturally relevant support to help every woman understand, prioritize, and take charge of her breast health. She’s your trusted companion on a path to knowledge, early detection, and healing — anytime, anywhere.
From myths to mammograms — Auntie Pink keeps it simple.
Whether you're curious, concerned, or caring for someone else, Auntie Pink explains everything you need to know about breast cancer in a way that’s easy to understand and act on. No judgment, just love and facts.
Why We Created
Auntie Pink
Born from love. Built to empower.
For years, breast cancer has been silenced by fear, stigma, and misinformation. Auntie Pink was created to change that — to speak boldly, educate compassionately, and guide every woman toward early detection and care.
Powered by Community. Driven by Love.
The spirit of Auntie Pink lives in all of us.
Auntie Pink is not just a character — she’s a movement rooted in shared responsibility, radical empathy, and community-driven health. Together, we’re rewriting the story of breast cancer awareness in Africa.
How to Support!
Auntie Pink is our online spokesperson.
We utilize her for Awareness and Education messaging, activity updates and online campaigns on all of our channels which includes paid ad campaigns that spread our Breast Cancer Support Message. You can sponsor her to reach a wide audience starting at $5k USD per 3 months.
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