Behind every statistic is a story. A family. A fight. A future. We’re a community of friends turning empathy into action, through awareness, support, and showing up where it matters.
Source: ICMR-NCRP & WHO estimates
We believe that early awareness can save lives and that no one should have to face cancer alone.
Our mission is to empower individuals and communities through evidence-based cancer education and awareness, while mobilizing resources to provide monetary and in-kind support to hospitals and foundations that serve people affected by cancer, particularly during times of critical need.
Through knowledge, compassion, and collective action, we strive to make cancer care more informed, accessible, and humane—because early awareness can make a difference, and no one should face cancer alone.
Read our story →AB de Villiers has consistently leveraged his global platform to advance cancer awareness, including through South Africa’s Pink ODI campaign. His advocacy reflects a sustained commitment to turning visibility into meaningful awareness and action.
As the official Patron of Care2Cure, he actively champions our mission through campaigns, public advocacy, events, and digital engagement, thereby amplifying our reach and strengthening the conversation around cancer. His support reinforces a shared commitment to informed action, greater awareness, and compassionate cancer care.
Read our story →“If I believe I can, I surely will overcome this.”
Diagnosed with breast cancer at 34, shortly after weaning her young daughter, Divya Bajaj turned her diagnosis into a quiet act of strength. She credits meditation, peer support from fellow survivors, and her daughter’s smile for carrying her through chemotherapy.
Story shared publicly with MOC Cancer Care Centre →
Cancer is the second leading cause of death worldwide, but early detection saves lives. Learn what every Indian family should know.
Understand the different types of cancer, common risk factors, and what's preventable through lifestyle changes.
Recognize the early symptoms that should never be ignored. When in doubt, get checked, it could save your life.
Simple daily choices that reduce your risk: diet, screenings, lifestyle, and awareness of family history.
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