This approach could have many benefits: 1) reducing the lack of early healthcare-seeking due to limited financial resources and transport difficulties; 2) increasing community knowledge and cancer awareness resulting in less stigmatization; 3) creating an opportunity to explain the benefits of knowing your BRCA1/2 genetic status for evidence-based cancer treatment options; and 4) highlighting the benefits of testing for at-risk family members in the case of a positive test result, thereby increasing preventative actions and early detection (Mampunye et al., 2021). This evidence concerns the gene BRCA1 and cancer.