FAQ
What is the South Carolina Cancer Alliance (SCCA)?
The SCCA is a coalition committed to implementing the state's first comprehensive cancer control plan. Founded in 2003, the SCCA evolved from collaborative efforts to create the plan. It is a voluntary association that offers free membership to organizations and individuals interested in working to reduce the state's cancer burden. The SCCA provides the cancer control community with opportunities to:
· Build new partnerships
· Improve coordination of resources
· Develop innovative strategies
· Reduce unnecessary duplication of efforts.
How are these priorities supported?
Task forces and workgroups have been formed to address cancer plan objectives. Active volunteers across the state meet regularly to work on their respective projects in a coordinated effort to advance the plan.
Who is a part of the SCCA?
Health care organizations, cancer centers, community-based groups, community advocates and volunteers have joined the SCCA. As this coalition evolves, membership continues to grow.
Why join the SCCA to fight cancer?
Cancer is the leading cause of death in South Carolina. By becoming a member
of the SCCA, you will:
· Become more informed of cancer control activities in South Carolina
· Find opportunities to collaborate with new partners
· Receive communications updates
· Become a part of a nationwide effort to reduce the cancer burden.
How can I get involved?
For more information on the SCCA, contact us at info@sccanceralliance.org or
866-745-5680.
The SCCA is a coalition committed to implementing the state's first comprehensive cancer control plan. Founded in 2003, the SCCA evolved from collaborative efforts to create the plan. It is a voluntary association that offers free membership to organizations and individuals interested in working to reduce the state's cancer burden. The SCCA provides the cancer control community with opportunities to:
· Build new partnerships
· Improve coordination of resources
· Develop innovative strategies
· Reduce unnecessary duplication of efforts.
How are these priorities supported?
Task forces and workgroups have been formed to address cancer plan objectives. Active volunteers across the state meet regularly to work on their respective projects in a coordinated effort to advance the plan.
Who is a part of the SCCA?
Health care organizations, cancer centers, community-based groups, community advocates and volunteers have joined the SCCA. As this coalition evolves, membership continues to grow.
Why join the SCCA to fight cancer?
Cancer is the leading cause of death in South Carolina. By becoming a member
of the SCCA, you will:
· Become more informed of cancer control activities in South Carolina
· Find opportunities to collaborate with new partners
· Receive communications updates
· Become a part of a nationwide effort to reduce the cancer burden.
How can I get involved?
For more information on the SCCA, contact us at info@sccanceralliance.org or
866-745-5680.