Women’s Wellness
We work everyday to eliminate inequities in healthcare when it comes to access to vital early detection screenings. To do this, we promote early screening for breast cancer among uninsured, under-insured and minority women. Through our funding partners, we facilitate no-cost services to women across Indiana.
If you are struggling to afford or gain access to adequate preventive care, we can help. Call us today at 765-742-4375 to speak with an intake specialist in order to see if you qualify. Spanish-speaking staff are available to assist you.
Program Services
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Breast Cancer: The Facts
• Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in American women.
• 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.
• Mammography is the single most effective way to detect breast cancer at its earliest stage, when it is easiest to treat.
• Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC) is the most aggressive form of breast cancer and can be mistaken for breast infection.Presentations
Women’s Wellness Program team members conduct outreach throughout the year to educate the community on the importance of early detection for breast cancer. We can provide educational presentations for your school, sorority, church or other women’s organization. Call 765-742-4375 for more information, or to schedule a presentation.
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Early detection is key when it comes to effective treatment. Our clients have access to a variety of preventive care and early detection screenings, at no cost to them, including:
• Mammograms
• Breast Ultrasounds
• Clinical Breast Exams
• Qualifying Office Visits -
Our team assists women every day who are dealing with the results of an abnormal preventive screening. If your preventive screening comes back as abnormal, we will help you receive the diagnostic procedures you need.
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• Wigs
• Bras
• Prosthesis
• Referrals to other community service organizations
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Within the Women’s Wellness Program, Indiana WISEWOMAN program provides cardiovascular screening to women in order to address the burden of cardiovascular disease by identifying and reducing risk factors for heart attack, stroke and chronic disease through education and early screening at no cost to the patient.
Eligibility Requirements
• Already enrolled in and remain eligible to participate in Indiana Breast and Cervical Cancer Program
• Between the ages of 35-64
• Income is at or below 200% of the federal poverty guideline
• Underinsured or uninsured
• If enrolled in Medicare, must have Part A only.For more information, contact WISEWOMAN Program Facilitator at 765-742-4375.
1216
Clinical breast exams in 2025
1,030
Mammograms in 2025
711
Pap tests in 2025
YWCA Greater Lafayette’s Women’s Wellness Program is made possible through the following funding sources:
Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust
United Way of Greater Lafayette
Private donations and fundraisers