National Initiatives news

On July 1st, All.Can Korea held a policy forum for the psychological support of cancer patients. The title of the forum was ‘Unattended checkpoints in cancer care : the solution…

By Bill Petch, All.Can Australia Co-Chair Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be one of the most stressful and unbalancing moments in a person’s life. The delivery of the news itself…

All.Can Colombia, officially established in early 2021, consolidated during the first quarter of 2021. As the second national initiative in the Latin American region, All.Can Colombia emerges with a robust…

All. Can Switzerland is very happy to welcome the Childhood Cancer Research Foundation Switzerland (Stiftung Kinderkrebsforschung Schweiz) as a new member. The foundation exclusively supports research in the area of…

All.Can Italy has contributed to the Report on the welfare condition of oncological patients of the Italian Federation of Voluntary Associations in Oncology by writing a chapter on the implementation…

All.Can Argentina decided to promote actions to shorten the time between the first consultation of the patient and cancer diagnosis. The work focuses on training of primary care physicians in…

    The seminar for oncologists “Patient Experience and Health Literacy: strategies to improve communication” started with a full quota. This All.Can Argentina project is a joint collaboration of Fundación…

In our first annual report, we talk about the vision of All.Can Switzerland and look back at its foundation as an association in 2019. We also take a look at…

The past months have been rather eventful for the All.Can Germany office. Over a stretch of several weeks in autumn of 2020, All.Can Germany organized a total of seven expert…