“Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.”Â
— Albert Einstein
Woman for Woman™ Initiative
The Woman for Woman™ Initiative is built on a simple belief: when one woman invests in her health, another woman should have the opportunity to do the same.
Through this initiative, every service accessed through our organization helps provide breast health education, screening, and support to another woman who may otherwise face barriers to care. Together, we are creating a ripple effect of impact—where women empower women, expand access, and help save lives.
Accessible Health Services
We believe every woman deserves access to quality breast health care, regardless of where she lives or her circumstances. Through our mobile mammography services, we bring breast health screening directly to the communities that need it most.
By reducing barriers to care and expanding access to early detection, we help women take proactive steps toward better health. Our team provides trusted guidance and support throughout the screening journey, ensuring every woman has the information and confidence to make informed decisions about her care.
Evidence-Based Awareness
We believe knowledge saves lives. Through evidence-based health education, community talks, outreach initiatives, and the distribution of breast care and self-care resources, we equip women with the information they need to make informed decisions about their health.
Our goal is to empower women with the confidence, clarity, and practical tools to understand their bodies, recognize the importance of early detection, and take charge of their health and well-being.
The Lilly Women's Health TeamÂ
The passionate people working behind the scenes
Lilly Women’s Health (LWH) is dedicated to bringing breast health services and education closer to women through mobile mammography and community outreach programs. Our mission is to ensure that more women have access to life-saving screening, reliable health information, and the support they need to make informed decisions about their health.
Our team members are not only skilled professionals but also compassionate advocates for women’s health. From our drivers and community coordinators to our technologists, educators, volunteers, and founder, everyone plays an important role in delivering care, knowledge, and support to the communities we serve.
Our Patient Care Providers and outreach team bring together decades of experience in breast health, screening, community engagement, and patient education from respected institutions around the world. That experience is only the beginning—because what truly defines our work is our commitment to meeting women where they are and serving them with empathy, dignity, and dedication.
"All life matters and it shouldn't matter where you live."
— Dr. Lilian O. Ebuoma
Founder and CEO of Lilly Women's Health
Our Founder and CEO
The visionary behind Lilly Women's Health
Dr. Lilian O. Ebuoma is the founder and CEO of Lilly Women’s Health and the visionary behind its mission to expand access to breast health services and education for women and communities.
Her vision is to challenge the status quo in access to quality healthcare in Africa—particularly for women—by bringing life-saving screening, reliable health information, and compassionate support directly to the communities that need it most.
Dr. Ebuoma was educated at prestigious institutions in the United States, including Harvard Medical School. She graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and went on to earn her Doctor of Medicine. She completed her specialization in Diagnostic Radiology and further subspecialized in Breast Imaging and Intervention.
She is board certified in Diagnostic Radiology by the American Board of Radiology and is an active member of leading professional organizations including the American College of Radiology and the American Association of Physician Leaders.
Through Lilly Women’s Health, Dr. Ebuoma continues to champion initiatives such as mobile mammography services, community outreach, and breast health education programs—working to ensure that more women have access to early detection, knowledge, and the support they need to make informed decisions about their health.
