Cope With Cancer

Cope With Cancer High-quality timely access to affordable cancer care. You can reach us via our website or through twitter

Holistic support
Finding Gaps In diagnosis & treatment
Enabling treatment for improved outcomes
Please email at [email protected] for all queries & details/ guidelines about hair donation. The website is aimed to provide caregivers with the best online counselling experience with a smart, simple to use website, with practical suggestions and advise, and as much actual, updated data for resources, as possible.

Cancer myths can create fear, confusion, and sometimes keep people from making informed decisions about their care.Here ...
09/09/2026

Cancer myths can create fear, confusion, and sometimes keep people from making informed decisions about their care.

Here are three common misconceptions worth knowing:

• Cancer is a death sentence. Many cancers are treatable, particularly when detected early.
• Surgery makes cancer spread. Modern cancer surgery follows carefully planned techniques to remove tumours safely.
• Chemotherapy is always unbearable. Side effects vary from person to person, and many can be prevented or managed with appropriate supportive care.

Cancer care is not one-size-fits-all. If you or someone you love has been diagnosed, speak with your treating team about what the diagnosis and treatment mean for you.

Reliable information can make a difficult journey a little easier.

Learn more about Cope with Cancer:
https://www.copewithcancer.org/

Knowing your risk can help you make informed decisions about cancer screening.Not everyone needs the same tests, or at t...
07/09/2026

Knowing your risk can help you make informed decisions about cancer screening.

Not everyone needs the same tests, or at the same age. Screening recommendations can vary based on factors such as age, s*x, family history, personal medical history and other risk factors.

Talk to your doctor about which screening tests are appropriate for you, and when you should have them.

Learn more about Cope with Cancer:
https://www.copewithcancer.org/

When cancer enters a family, life changes in ways that go beyond treatment.There are difficult days, unfamiliar decision...
03/09/2026

When cancer enters a family, life changes in ways that go beyond treatment.

There are difficult days, unfamiliar decisions, financial pressures, and moments when simply having someone there can make a difference.

At Cope with Cancer, we believe support should be there through every step of the journey.

Your support helps us continue providing essential services to people living with cancer and their families.

If you can, please consider supporting our work.

Donate:
https://pages.razorpay.com/pl_G7hEXf8amXUXcG/view

Learn more about Cope with Cancer:
https://www.copewithcancer.org/

01/09/2026

Cancer treatment can be an overwhelming journey—especially when the cost of treatment becomes an additional burden for a family.

In this heartfelt testimony, Sangeet shares his father’s journey through cancer treatment and how financial assistance from MADAT Trust helped his family manage the cost of care.

At MADAT Trust, we believe that financial hardship should never stand between a patient and the treatment they need.

Every contribution helps us support more patients and families facing cancer with dignity and hope. ❤️

Together, we can make cancer care more accessible to those who need it most.

Cancer care is not only about treatment.For many patients and families, the need is also for financial assistance, guida...
20/08/2026

Cancer care is not only about treatment.

For many patients and families, the need is also for financial assistance, guidance, affordable investigations and treatment, or support through hair and wig donation.

At Cope With Cancer, we work to make these forms of support accessible to those who need them.

Your donation helps us continue this work.

Support cancer care. Help a patient.
Donate: https://pages.razorpay.com/pl_G7hEXf8amXUXcG/view

For many families, the cost of cancer treatment can be as difficult as the treatment itself.Cope With Cancer, a project ...
18/08/2026

For many families, the cost of cancer treatment can be as difficult as the treatment itself.

Cope With Cancer, a project of Madat Charitable Trust, works with partner centres to help patients access cancer treatment, investigations and other essential care with financial support.

Support is available for chemotherapy, radiation, cancer surgery, diagnostic investigations, scans, pathology, screening and more.

If you or someone in your family needs assistance with cancer care, please contact us.

Visit www.copewithcancer.org to learn more.

The cancer bill doesn’t come once.It can begin with a scan, followed by chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, medicines or s...
17/08/2026

The cancer bill doesn’t come once.

It can begin with a scan, followed by chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, medicines or supportive care. For families already struggling financially, each step can become another barrier to treatment.

Through Cope With Cancer, donations help provide financial assistance to economically challenged cancer patients for essential investigations and treatment.

Your contribution can help a patient continue treatment when finances threaten to stand in the way.

Help us keep cancer care within reach.

Donate: https://pages.razorpay.com/pl_G7hEXf8amXUXcG/view

14/08/2026

A wig can be an important part of feeling comfortable and confident during cancer treatment. Proper care can help maintain its softness, shape and appearance for longer.

In this video, we show you how to wash a wig gently, from detangling and conditioning to rinsing and air-drying.

A little care can make a big difference. 💛

Madat Trust featured in Tata Memorial Centre’s “Stories That Matter”Madat Trust’s journey began with a simple but import...
09/08/2026

Madat Trust featured in Tata Memorial Centre’s “Stories That Matter”

Madat Trust’s journey began with a simple but important realisation: cancer patients and their families need support beyond medical treatment.

Over the years, the Trust has worked to provide cancer patients and caregivers with information, counselling and practical assistance. Its initiatives include patient support, financial assistance, hair and wig donation, limb prostheses and counselling services at Tata Memorial Centre and ACTREC.

The hair donation and wig programme, started in 2013, continues to provide approximately 20 wigs every month to patients undergoing cancer treatment.

We are grateful to Tata Memorial Centre for recognising and sharing the work of Madat Trust in the June 2026 edition of Stories That Matter.

Supporting patients. Supporting families. Standing with them through their cancer journey.

27/07/2026

Every cancer diagnosis brings uncertainty. For many families, the greatest fear is not just the disease, but whether they can afford the treatment.

In this heartfelt message, Dr. Salil Vijay Patkar, Medical Oncologist at the Indian Cancer Treatment Center, shares his experience of working with Madat Trust and the difference timely financial assistance makes in the lives of economically challenged cancer patients.

His words remind us that behind every successful treatment is a community that chooses compassion over indifference.

At Madat Trust, we remain committed to ensuring that financial hardship does not stand between a patient and life-saving cancer care.

If you believe every patient deserves a fair chance at treatment, stand with us. Every contribution helps bring hope to another family.

To support our mission, please visit the donation link in our bio.

Address

Mangal Anand Hospital, 48, Swastik Park, Sion Trombay Road, Chembur
Mumbai
400071

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+919987779639

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