Kohl's Southeast Wisconsin Breast Health Assistance Fund* provides financial assistance to uninsured and underinsured individuals in Southeast Wisconsin who are in need of services related to breast health screening, diagnostic testing, and access to treatment services. For more information, call 1-877-910-PINKor email wwhf@wwhf.org.

Breast cancer can affect any body. Protect yourself by increasing your breast health awareness and by learning which breast screening tests are recommend for you. Program participants will be offered assistance with education, risks, referrals to breast imaging sites and providers. Underinsured and uninsured participants will be offered options for cost-free breast cancer screening. To find out if you qualify, contact Claudia K. at (414) 292-3061 or ckb@mkelgbt.org.

Free screening mammography services to uninsured or underinsured women ages 35 to 64. Women in their 30's will receive mammograms if they have a close maternal relative who had breast cancer and in accordance with the National Comprehensive Cancer Network guidelines. To find out if you qualify,contact Sofia V. at (414) 760-3900 x4073 or svancleve@mhsi.org. 

 

This program will offer all women between the ages of 20-65+ with breast cancer prevention education in the form of, one-on-one interactions, small/large group presentations, phone interviews, and referral into programs throughout the community. This program will enroll all women between the ages of 35-65+ into the Wisconsin Well Woman Program if applicable. The goal of this program is to provide Waukesha county with a sustainable breast cancer prevention program. To find out if you qualify, contact Sarah at (262)-560-4919 or sarah.sanford@phci.org. 

 

Program goal is to increase breast cancer screening rates and eliminate barriers to breast cancer screenings in Racine County, especially in high-risk populations. To find out if you qualify, contact Sarah C. at (262) 636-9292 or sarah.clemons@cityofracine.org.

 

YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee: Throw a Party. Save a Life. Bosom Buddies.

Bosom Buddies is a program at the YMCA for women over 40 who want to educate and support others to take action for their breast health. Volunteer Buddies will invite friends, neighbors, relatives to a party at the YMCA where you'll have the opportunity to build relationships, help other women learn about the importance of breast health screening. The parties will be fun and social...and just could save a life. For more information, contact Jeannie Berry-Matos at (414) 873-9622 or jberrymatos@ymcamke.org.

Waukesha Memorial Foundation: Community-Based Nurses Continuum of Breast Health

Outreach efforts conducted at community sites including; churches, low-income housing sites,shelters, food pantries, schools, agricultural farms, community centers and a free clinic. Screening mammograms will be provided for eligible individuals. For more information, contact Lori Cronin at (262) 928-4181 or lori.cronin@phci.org.

 

Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare – Su Salud/Your Health

This program will remove barriers and empower Hispanic women with limited English proficiency to engage in breast cancer screenings and breast health care. We strive to ensure that these underserved women receive the best quality care regardless of their ability to pay - the kind of care that leads to early breast cancer detection and save lives. For more information, contact Yvonne Puerner at (414) 647-7449 or yvonne.puerner@wfhc.org.