At CANSA, we're committed to assisting those affected by cancer right in their communities. The CANSA Information and Support Desks, located at certain public hospitals across South Africa, are here to ensure that no one has to face cancer alone.
#CANSACareAndSupport#CANSACares
The @CANSA Board, employees, volunteers were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Emerita Professor Lynnette Denny on 9 June. Our thoughts and prayers are extended to her loved ones, family, friends, and colleagues.
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Support & advice is at your fingertips, in isiXhosa, isiZulu, siSwati, Sesotho & Setswana, via CANSA Help Desk’s WhatsApp line.
Contact on 071 867 3530 (Mondays-Fridays) from 08:00-16:30
The English & Afrikaans WhatsApp line is still available on 072 197 9305.
#CANSACares
Run the Comrades Marathon - 9 June 2024 - for CANSA. Help raise funds for CANSA's care and support programmes and make a difference to those affected by cancer.
Please contact Natasha Brown on 081 477 8947 or Franciska Brecht on 063 339 0403 for more details.
#Comrades2024
Colorectal cancer awareness is being campaigned by CANSA during April, and its key messages align with the theme of #WorldHealthDay - 7 April - My Health, My Right.
Find out more here: https://t.co/sFYrU3Yqiw
#ColorectalCancerAwareness#LowerCancerRisk
New @CANSA#Podcast: Cancer Patients & Hair Loss
Hair loss is a common side-effect of chemo treatment. In this heartfelt episode, join our guests as they discuss hair loss in cancer patients and give advice on how they are helping
https://t.co/HsJQYSS0QS
#CANSAcares
CANSA is today urging all to encourage one another to invest in their health and to ask their doctor and us for advice on specific cancer screening tests relevant to their age, medical and family history.
#CANSAScreening#CANSACareAndSupport#LowerCancerRisk
This #WorldCancerDay, it's time to make a change. Together w/ @uicc@CANSA calls for all to sign the global call to action, informing our Ministry of Health of the need to #CloseTheCareGap and recommended actions that can help do so.
Petition https://t.co/iZ8Np9CV4V
This #WorldCancerDay, it's time to make a change. Together w/ @uicc@CANSA calls for all to sign the global call to action, informing our Ministry of Health of the need to #CloseTheCareGap and recommended actions that can help do so.
Petition https://t.co/GjnOyjkOrD
cc @HealthZA
THANK YOU to everyone who supported us in 2023! Together we were able to continue working towards our goal of leading South Africa towards a cancer-free society.
We’re excited to share our Impact by Numbers for 2023 – how YOU helped us - and look forward to an awesome 2024!
People with an experience of cancer should be central to the policymaking process.
This session at the #WCLS2023 showcases successful examples of participatory approaches from patient groups around the world. It's time for this approach to become institutional - not exceptional.
The number of patients, that are contacting CANSA complaining about the challenges they are facing with colostomy bags are increasing. Shortages of stock and instances where there is no stock of colostomy bags at all is an ongoing problem in South African government hospitals.
Today is #WorldHepatitisDay. Hepatitis B or C viral infections are one of the causes of #LiverCancer.
Most people discover they have hepatitis B or C after many years of silent infection, and only when they develop serious liver disease or cancer.
#OneLifeOneLiver
What is happening in your hood? This weekend sees another edition of Jail Bail, a @CANSA initiative in Bloemfontein where you can 'bail' out a few local celebs to raise funds! Let us know what's happening in your area next month on WhatsApp to 063 408 8863. #ExpressoShow
Join our @CANSA Crew of @sanlam@CTMarathon ambassadors to #runwithpurpose! Support by raising much-needed funds for CANSA to continue to support our South African communities, working towards a cancer free society.
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#CANSAActive#FeelGoodFun
It is an honour to be such a special part of the Mrs South Africa family and we truly appreciate their commitment to helping us in the fight against cancer in South Africa.
#FightingCancerTogether
🧵 #FlashbackFriday
CANSA would like to express our sincere gratitude to Mrs South Africa for the wonderful donation that we received at their Semi-Final Showcase on Friday 7 July. CANSA’s Head of Business Development, Mr Elijah Masubelele, was presented with the cheque.