Related Programs
Through these cooperative agreements, CDC partners with national organizations to assess NCCCP award recipients’ needs and provide technical assistance through resources such as webinars, toolkits, workshops, and individual assistance.
In 2019, CDC funded eight organizations for 5 years to provide structured support services and resources for young breast cancer survivors and metastatic breast cancer patients.
This funding opportunity seeks to provide support to entities that improve the quality of life among young breast cancer survivors and young metastatic breast cancer patients.
This 5-year multi-component notice of funding opportunity will fund as many as 3 recipients with the expertise, capacity, and national reach needed to provide training and technical assistance to NCCCP award recipients and cancer coalitions.
CDC funds the American Cancer Society and the George Washington Cancer Institute to provide support to comprehensive cancer control programs across the United States, tribes, Pacific Island jurisdictions, and territories.
CDC’s National Network Approach to Preventing and Controlling Tobacco-related Cancers in Special Populations supports a consortium of national networks to address tobacco- and cancer-related health disparities.