Future Health Impact Hackathon: Empowering Communities, Advancing Early Detection

The Future Health Impact Hackathon is a dynamic, student-centered competition organized by the Jordan Breast Cancer Program (JBCP) under the King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF) in collaboration with the Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship (QRCE), Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT), International Youth Ambassadors Foundation (IYAF), and other youth partners.
 
 This one-of-a-kind initiative empowers university students to co-create innovative solutions that advance early detection of breast cancer, awareness, access to services, and survivor empowerment. By merging creativity, technology, and community engagement, the hackathon inspires young minds to turn complex public health challenges into practical, impactful solutions.
 
 The program will culminate in a two-day hackathon, where student teams pitch their prototypes before a panel of judges from JBCP, academia, entrepreneurship, and the health innovation ecosystem. The event will close with a vibrant ceremony celebrating youth innovation, civic engagement, and the power of early detection in saving lives.