Frequently Asked Questions

World Cancer Care is a UK-registered charity with Global Headquarters in England. In India, we operate as Cancer Care Charitable Society and are widely known as World Cancer Care. Our mission is to eradicate cancer through early detection and prevention.

Field camps and hospitals operate in India. We are also registered in Canada, the USA and Australia, and stay connected with supporters and partners in about 48 countries.

World Cancer Care was established in November 2014. 28th November is celebrated as our Foundation Day.

It is a community health mission that brings awareness and free screening tests to villages, workplaces and local groups using our mobile clinical units — so people do not have to travel far for early care.

Camps typically offer mammography, Pap smear / cervical screening, PSA testing, oral and throat screening, laboratory services, bone density (BMD), eye check-ups, general consultation, blood pressure and diabetes screening, and free medicines where available.

Yes. Screening and many related services at our camps are provided free of cost as part of our charitable mission. Supporters and sponsors help make each camp possible.

Check the camp schedule on our website or contact us at 09888711774 / info@worldcancercare.co.in for the latest locations and timings.

Every beneficiary is registered with a unique identification number. You can track reports online through our patient report search page using your registration details.

Yes. Support is welcome from every country. Our fieldwork is in India, but donors, sponsors and volunteers from anywhere can help fund camps and awareness work.

Supporters can sponsor a full Early Detection & Awareness Camp for a village in India — covering screening, awareness and community outreach for families who need it most.

Donations support mobile clinical units, free screening camps, awareness programmes, patient guidance and related charitable healthcare services across India.

You can join as a volunteer for camps, awareness events or digital outreach. Register through our volunteer page or contact the India team for local opportunities.

Yes. We welcome CSR partnerships, camp sponsorships and awareness collaborations with companies, institutions and community organisations.

Yes. We organise school, college and university awareness programmes, as well as corporate and community sessions. Contact us to schedule a visit.

When cancer is found at Stage 0 or Stage 1, treatment is usually simpler, more successful and less expensive. Screening looks for disease before symptoms appear.

See a doctor promptly. Do not ignore unusual lumps, bleeding, non-healing sores, lasting cough or unexplained weight loss. You can also attend a World Cancer Care screening camp for free primary screening.

Our primary focus is awareness and early detection. After screening, suspected cases are guided toward further care pathways, including government-empanelled cancer hospitals where eligible schemes may apply.