Bringing care to more people
President of 365 Cancer Prevention Society, James Chia said extending the MOU will benefit more Singaporeans.
“The continued collaboration with Icon Cancer Centre has allowed both parties to mutually contribute and support each other by filling any gaps in our cancer-fighting efforts,” said James.
“Our work with Icon Cancer Centre will continue to grow and moving forward this year, we are embarking together on a new prostate screening campaign for lower-income individuals, a first screening offered for men in Singapore.
“Through these new screenings, we aim to provide a comprehensive and holistic approach to tackle some of the most common cancers faced by Singaporeans.”
Icon Cancer Centre will also continue to provide resources for 365CPS Resource Hub in areas related to cancer research, treatments and best practices. Both organisations will provide support for each other’s patients and members, with a focus on those from lower-income families. The teams will also support each other in cancer awareness, education, prevention and fighting through public education and other events.