Ahead of Bladder Cancer Awareness Month in May 2023, we offer 4 support grants to enable awareness projects and campaigns in low and middle-income countries.

Michelle Colero succeeds Ken Bagshaw as a representative of Bladder Cancer Canada on the WBCPC Board of Directors through 2025.

This May, we say‘Feeling unsure? Get checked. ’ as we launch our new campaign to raise bladder cancer awareness around the world.

On World Cancer Day, WBCPC recognises the power of knowledge and highlights the importance of closing the gap in cancer care.

We have created an infographic in partnership with Cancer Vessie France to showcase the effects of stigma on individuals impacted by bladder cancer, using shared experiences from both patients and caregivers.

Ken Bagshaw stepped down from the WBCPC Board of Directors and his role as Treasurer effective February 1, 2023.

Find out how you can get involved for World Cancer Day and play your part in creating a cancer-free world.

Hear from WBCPC team discussing the organisation’s priorities for the upcoming year and exciting projects launching in 2023.

Start 2023 with a commitment or supporting hand for the bladder cancer community and discover our suggested New Year’s resolutions for you.

We have developed an infographic in collaboration with Fight Bladder Cancer which aims to highlight the impact of stigma on people affected by bladder cancer based on shared lived experiences from patients and caregivers.