Project CONTINUITY was launched to increase access to evidence-based cancer screenings, with an initial focus on cervical cancer screening and HPV vaccine uptake in vulnerable populations. Beyond that, Project CONTINUITY ensures a connection to needed care for all individuals, across the continuum from screening through treatment, using tailored communications, community outreach and engagement and clinical navigation services. By intervening at partnering health facilities that provide care in underserved communities, we can tailor high-quality care to each person, based on their social and healthcare needs, to link them to needed care and follow-up. These efforts are made possible through collaboration between community leaders, local health care facilities, providers and researchers. In partnership with the UF Mobile Outreach Clinic, Project CONTINUITY is offering cervical cancer screening days where women can obtain needed exams and testing as well establish a long-term and therapeutic relationships with primary care providers to address health care needs.