Advancing cancer prevention and partnerships across Connecticut.
Uniting Communities. Fighting Cancer. Saving Lives.
Reducing the burden of cancer in Connecticut through prevention, early detection, equitable care, and strong partnerships.
Our Mission
Prevention
Early Detection
Early Detection
Reducing cancer risk through education, healthy living, vaccination, and evidence-based prevention strategies.
Early Detection
Early Detection
Early Detection
Promoting cancer screening and awareness to support early detection when treatment is most effective.
Treatment
Early Detection
Survivorship
Improving access to quality, equitable cancer care through coordination and patient support services.
Survivorship
Early Detection
Survivorship
Supporting survivors with resources and programs that improve long-term health, wellness, and quality of life.
Cancer Resources & Partnership Work
Prevention & Screening
Prevention & Screening
Learn how healthy choices, HPV vaccination, and screening programs, including lung and skin cancer screenings, help reduce cancer risk and save lives.
Support Services
Prevention & Screening
Connecting individuals and families with programs that provide support throughout the cancer journey.
Survivor Resources
Helping survivors access resources that support long-term health and quality of life.
Focus Areas
Funding Opportunities for Partnership Members
Priority areas guiding Connecticut’s cancer prevention and control efforts.
Implementation Workgroups
Funding Opportunities for Partnership Members
Funding Opportunities for Partnership Members
Collaborative teams advancing the goals of the Connecticut Cancer Plan.
Funding Opportunities for Partnership Members
Funding Opportunities for Partnership Members
Funding Opportunities for Partnership Members
Highlighting funding opportunities for members of the partnership that advance cancer prevention and control efforts.
Connecticut Cancer Plan
The statewide roadmap guiding prevention and control efforts.
Resources
Explore trusted cancer resources, screening information, and support services across Connecticut.
Upcoming Events
Innovations in Cancer Care 2026: Biology, New Therapies and AI Symposium - May 21, 2026
Innovations in Cancer Care 2026: Biology, New Therapies and AI Symposium - May 21, 2026
Explore the latest innovations in cancer care at this educational event covering proton therapy, liquid biopsy, AI-driven personalized care, the gut microbiome, and emerging liver treatments. Learn from experts and gain practical insights into advancing patient outcomes.
Long-Term Survivorship ECHO - June 1- December 1, 2026
Innovations in Cancer Care 2026: Biology, New Therapies and AI Symposium - May 21, 2026
The American Cancer Society Long-Term Survivorship ECHO program is a virtual learning series designed to support healthcare professionals caring for cancer survivors across the continuum of care. Through case-based learning and expert-led discussion, participants will explore evidence-based strategies to address the long-term physical, em
The American Cancer Society Long-Term Survivorship ECHO program is a virtual learning series designed to support healthcare professionals caring for cancer survivors across the continuum of care. Through case-based learning and expert-led discussion, participants will explore evidence-based strategies to address the long-term physical, emotional, and psychosocial effects of cancer and its treatment.
From Lived Experience to Lasting Impact: Survivors Driving Survivorship Research - June 17, 2026
In recognition of National Cancer Survivors Month, the National Cancer Institute Office of Cancer Survivorship will host a special virtual webinar on June 17 at 1:00 PM ET featuring cancer survivors and caregivers sharing their lived experiences and perspectives on advocacy in survivorship research. This educational event highlights the
In recognition of National Cancer Survivors Month, the National Cancer Institute Office of Cancer Survivorship will host a special virtual webinar on June 17 at 1:00 PM ET featuring cancer survivors and caregivers sharing their lived experiences and perspectives on advocacy in survivorship research. This educational event highlights the important role survivors play in shaping research, care, and policy to improve outcomes across the cancer survivorship continuum.