Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Xiaomi and YouWeCan Screen 1.5 Lakh Women
Xiaomi India and the Yuvraj Singh Foundation (YouWeCan) have completed the first phase of their Swasth Mahila Swasth Bharat (SMSB) campaign.
This campaign aims to screen women for breast cancer and educate them about breast health.
In the first phase, they screened 1.5 lakh women and educated over 4 lakh women.
Now, they are starting the second phase to screen an additional 60,000 women in the same 15 districts over the next six months.
The campaign focuses on early detection, health access, and awareness.
They also work with the government to ensure their efforts align with national health programs.
The goal is to make a real difference in the lives of women in these underserved communities.
Xiaomi India and YouWeCan completed Phase 1 of the Swasth Mahila Swasth Bharat (SMSB) campaign, screening 1.5 lakh women and educating over 4 lakh women about breast health.
Phase 2 of the SMSB initiative aims to screen an additional 60,000 women in the same 15 aspirational districts over the next six months.
The campaign focuses on three strategic pillars: strengthening referral pathways, establishing regular re-screening protocols, and scaling peer-led advocacy.
The programme aligns with the National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer (NPCDCS) to ensure sustained impact.
Xiaomi India and YouWeCan emphasize the importance of technology, community engagement, and strategic corporate partnerships in transforming health outcomes.
- Who
- Xiaomi India and Yuvraj Singh Foundation (YouWeCan)
- What
- Swasth Mahila Swasth Bharat (SMSB) breast cancer screening initiative
- When
- Phase 1 completed, Phase 2 to be completed in 6 months
- Where
- 15 aspirational districts in 15 states of India
- Why
- To enable early screening, information, and timely support for women in underserved communities
- Initiative
- Swasth Mahila Swasth Bharat (SMSB)
- Partners
- Xiaomi India and Yuvraj Singh Foundation (YouWeCan)
- Phase 1 Reach
- 1.5 lakh women screened, 4 lakh educated
- Phase 2 Goal
- 60,000 additional women in 6 months
- Focus Areas
- Early detection, health access, and awareness
- Districts Covered
- 15 aspirational districts in 15 states
- Strategic Pillars
- Referral pathways, re-screening, peer-led advocacy
- Government Alignment
- National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer (NPCDCS)
