Collectively fighting
for lives that matter.

We’re a collective of over 50 cancer NPOs, advocates & healthcare professionals. With a single
mission: Giving everyone access to dignified treatment.

We advocate for cancer
patients who deserve better.

Equitable Access  |  Pursuing Justice  |  Strategic Campaigns  |  Research

The Cancer Alliance is a collective group of cancer control non-profit organisations and cancer advocates brought

together under a common mandate: to provide a platform of collaboration for cancer civil society to speak with

one voice and be a powerful tool to affect change for all South African adults and children affected by cancer.

ONE VOICE

We hold the
Government
accountable

We stand as a collective, championing the rights
of cancer patients.

Because no one should die
because they could not
afford to live.

We stand as a collective voice, championing the
voice of SA cancer patients.

MEET THE FIGHTERS

Meet Thatho Moncho

Breast Cancer patient & Health Advocate, witness.

The Cancer Alliance is a collective group of cancer control non-profit organisations and cancer advocates brought together under a common mandate: to provide a platform of collaboration for cancer civil society to speak with one voice and be a powerful tool to affect change for all South African adults and children affected by cancer.

 WHAT WE ARE WORKING ON

Our Latest News: Read about
our work in action.

We turn anger
into action. 

SA needs R50 Billion by 2030 to respond effectively to
the burden of cancer on communities.

WHAT’S ON THE TABLE

Cancer must become
a priority in SA

As a unified collective, we’re raising our voices as
one: Cancer must become a priority in South Africa.

As cancer NGOs and independent advocates standing together – united within the Cancer Alliance – we no longer speak separately.
We are now talking as a unified collective – and we’re all saying the same thing: 


We need to stand together. We want to make sure everybody knows: cancer is an illness that can treated if it is detected early. And you can live a good, healthy life – despite your cancer – for a long time if you find help sooner rather than later.