The Cancer Care Sector in the USA is undergoing significant challenges, especially for women of color and immigrant women. Disparities in access to timely diagnosis, personalized treatment, and essential resources contribute to a heightened struggle for individuals facing cancer. The need for comprehensive support systems and advocacy for equitable healthcare has never been more critical. On the other hand, many West African countries face challenges in providing widespread access to healthcare services, including cancer care. Due to factors such as limited awareness, inadequate screening programs and economic constraints, cancer is often diagnosed at later stages, reducing treatment options and success rates. Insufficient healthcare infrastructure and resources, including specialized cancer treatment facilities, equipment and skilled healthcare professionals, pose significant challenges. High treatment costs and limited financial resources of the population contribute to delays in seeking and receiving cancer care.