For Rare Disease Day, WBCPC supports equity in social opportunity, healthcare, and access to diagnosis and therapies for people living with a rare disease.

All.Can International launches its new policy blueprint which offers a common and broadly applicable framework to support collaborative policy action to improve efficiency in cancer care. 

The latest edition of the Start-up lunches Arabic, in addition to English, French, Spanish and Portuguese language versions already available.

Hear from CEO of Campaigning For Cancer (South Africa), Lauren Pretorius, about the fundamental role that patient advocates have in improving bladder cancer patient care around the globe.  

Andrea Maddox-Smith has stepped down from the World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition’s Board of Directors. Dr Stephanie Chisolm will be succeeding her as a representative of the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network (BCAN).

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

Hear from WBCPC President Dr Lydia Makaroff, as she talks about organisation’s priorities for the upcoming year and exciting projects launching in 2022.

Request a paper copy of the guide: “Know the basics: A start-up guide for bladder cancer patient groups” (available in English, Spanish, French or Portuguese).

Explore or revisit the discussions and ideas generated at the Forum in the Summary Report.

The second edition of the Global Cancer Coalitions Network event “Coalition Connection 2: COVID19 Vaccines & Cancer” takes place, moderated by WBCPC.