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Walk In Pink 5.0 is the milestone edition, marking five consecutive years of a movement that has grown from 200 people screened to a target of 1,500 in a single day, all at DTI Campus, Accra.

For the first time, participants wear one of the Five Shades, each representing a different role in the breast-cancer journey. The Hopeful, the Future, the Remembered, the Warrior, and the Fearless.

A memorial balloon release will honour those lost, and the month-long Pink Wave campaign builds the whole community toward October 24. This is five years of showing up, and the biggest Walk In Pink yet.

1,500
Target walkers
1,500
Target screenings
5
Shades of pink
5th
Milestone edition
This story is still being written.

Walk In Pink 5.0hasn't happened yet. Be part of it: register to walk, and check back after Saturday, 24 October 2026 for photos and highlights.

Watch

On film.

Before the walk
Video coming soon
The Pink Wave: Campaign Teaser
Video coming soon
Five Years in Five Minutes
The Five Shades

Five shades. Five stories.

White
The Hopeful

For those holding onto hope, the survivors, supporters, and believers.

Baby Pink
The Future

For the next generation, the young women and girls who carry tomorrow forward.

Burgundy
The Remembered

In memory of those we have lost, for families honouring a woman taken too soon.

Hot Pink
The Warrior

For those in active treatment, the fighters who show up every day with unbreakable courage.

Purple
The Fearless

For those who advocate boldly, the voices who refuse to let breast cancer stay silent.

What to expect

Event-day programme

  • 6:00 AMHealth Walk: 5km through DTI Campus and surrounding area
  • All dayFree breast cancer screenings by The Trust Hospital
  • Mid-morningBalloon Release: In Memory. In Hope.
  • Mid-morningAerobics & dance competition (Five Shades)
  • MorningSurvivor Story session
  • MorningSelf-examination demonstration by The Trust Hospital
  • AfternoonRaffle draw (sponsor prizes)
  • ThroughoutPhoto booth, face painting, health information stalls