The Cancer Awareness Foundation’s historic 2025 calendar featured the first-ever Cancer Prevention Week in Bangladesh along with the unique 1st National Youth Cancer Congress that gathered 200+ medical students. Project
This event saw the conduct of the first-ever foundation camp for the “Youth Cancer Control Program” which comprised of morning activities consisting of insightful discussions, teamwork, and project proposal ideas
As a mark of Breast Cancer Awareness month, the foundation invited students belonging to all backgrounds to join hands in participating in the Pinktober poster campaign having topics such as
After a gap period, the foundation conducted the childhood cancer awareness campaign “Golden Sunshine” successfully by fulfilling the following objectives: Provision of medical aid worth 90,000 taka to underprivileged children;
Project p53 is a six-month project that aims to develop skills and conduct research. It began witha bootcamp, where young undergraduate students from various fields such as medicine, publichealth, and
A total amount of 190,000 Taka was raised by the virtual run, which is made possible throughRenata PLC. Out of this, 50,000 Taka was distributed to Professor Dr. Md. Belayet
For the very first time in Bangladesh, the foundation conducted the First National Youth Cancer Congress, where more than 200 students from different medical colleges of the country participated. In
This event included free health camp with name ‘ক্যান্সার সচেতনতা ক্ার্যক্রম ও স্বাস্থ্যচসবা’. It is being arranged in order to provide basic healthcare facilities to deprived community members living in
The World Cancer Day Seminar brought forth information regarding the role of youths in cancer control. The speakers at the seminar include Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Sk Akhtar Ahmad, Dean Prof.
Breast cancer awareness talk and free screening camp was arranged at Akij College of Home Economics with Honourable Principal Professor Mahmuda Parvin as chief guest. More than 150 participants attended
This two-part initiative was held to raise awareness among society about childhood cancer patients through art. This includes Canvas of Hope that had an art competition where 30 children battling
A webinar was organized for registered medical professionals participating in the 1st National Youth Cancer Congress 2025, in which Dr. Hasan Shahriar Kallol, Assistant Professor of Surgical Oncology at NICRH,
