PINCC is a volunteer non-profit organization. Its Board of Directors has a collective background in medicine, law, international and national public health, social work, nursing, community organizing, and reproductive rights.

PINCC's Executive Director, Dr. Kay Taylor (biography), is a Board-Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist whose dedication to providing high-quality health care to women around the world has led her on medical missions to Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras and inspired her to found PINCC.

Goals

• Contact and link with agencies working with poor women human trafficking victims, and women with HIV to offer our service in underserved areas worldwide.
  
  
• Provide sensitive, culturally competent education and support regarding cervical cancer, diagnosis and treatment.
  
  
• In a single visit, provide screening, diagnosis, and treatment of precancerous cervical lesions.
  
  
• Confirm diagnosis and find invasive cancers by laboratory examination of specimens from each case, using the data for quality control.
  
  
• If invasive cancers are found, assist the victims to obtain appropriate care, including providing funds for transportation to a treatment center.
  
  
• Provide follow-up visits to each site at 6-month intervals, to re-examine treated women for recurrence, and to see new clients.
  
  
• Provide training to local health workers in screening and follow-up PAP tests, Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid (VIA) and treating precancerous lesions.
  
  
• Recruit and train volunteer doctors and counselors to expand the number of sites visited.
  
  
• Raise funds to purchase equipment, supplies, laboratory services, interpreters and travel expenses.