
Event in Volta Redonda offers HPV vaccination for young people aged 9 to 19, guidance on preventing breast and cervical cancer, health care, physical activities and well-being, with support from the city hall and partner institutions.
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The event aims to raise awareness about the prevention and early diagnosis of breast and cervical cancer, offering free services to the population.
The program is open to the public and aims to raise awareness about the prevention and early diagnosis of breast and cervical cancer.
Among the services offered is vaccination against HPV for boys and girls aged 9 to 19, as well as guidance on the importance of immunization and the prevention of diseases related to the virus.
There will also be assistance with health professionals to answer questions about the prevention and early detection of breast and cervical cancer. The public will also be able to receive information about risk factors and the importance of monitoring and tracing.
The program also includes rapid blood collection, nutritional guidance, massage, auriculotherapy, basic makeup and self-care actions. Students from the areas of Physical Education, Biomedicine and Nursing will also participate in the activities.
9am – Opening and start of services
9:30 am – Presentation by the GAPC Choir
10:30 am – Dance class with teacher Mariah Mandy
11:30 am – Cardio lesson with professor DG, Douglas Bernardes
The event is an initiative by TV Rio Sul, with the participation of partner institutions and support from Volta Redonda City Hall, through the municipal departments of Health, Sports and Leisure and Culture, in addition to the Support Group for People with Cancer (GAPC).

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