In addition to the Women's Heart Bus tour (an initiative supported by local authorities) and with the aim of further reducing gender inequalities in health, the Women's Cardiovascular Healthcare Foundation has been running, since 2024, the Women's Heart Day (JOCF). This national prevention and screening campaign in 6 steps aims to bring preventive medicine into healthcare facilities — in mainland France, overseas territories and abroad — and thus speed up the deployment of complete and effective care pathways with a single goal: prevent rather than cure.
A travelling awareness and prevention campaign on cardiovascular and gynaecological diseases, the Women's Heart Day includes a fully equipped screening device, designed to reach women in vulnerable situations.
Hospital, University Hospital, Clinic, Care Centre, Multidisciplinary Health Centre, Care Home (EHPAD), Territorial Professional Health Communities (CPTS)… in order to benefit from on-site human and logistical resources and ensure that screened women can be quickly re-engaged in a care pathway when needed.
This action is funded by the Women's Cardiovascular Healthcare Foundation through donations received from companies and from public generosity. The project bearer provides the venue and the healthcare professionals required to run the action. Project coordination is provided jointly by a Foundation team member and the project bearer.
Questions about the Women's Heart Day? You can reach Aurore Noël, Prevention and Territories Manager: aurore.noel@agirpourlecoeurdesfemmes.com
Piloted in 2024, the Women's Heart Day grew significantly in 2025.
In 2026, 65 Women's Heart Days will be deployed across mainland France and overseas territories thanks to the energy and commitment of facilities, healthcare professionals and volunteers.
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