Campaigning for Cancer

11/06/2026

Every meaningful change in cancer care starts with people who are willing to speak up, share their experiences, and advocate for better outcomes.

If you're passionate about making a difference for people affected by cancer, we encourage you to join the upcoming Patient Advocate Incubator (PAI) Masterclass focused on global cancer advocacy policies.

It's a great opportunity to learn, connect with fellow advocates, and strengthen your impact.

Register and enrol here: https://advocateincubator.org/

SAVE THE DATE

Patient advocates have an important role to play in shaping healthcare policies, improving access to care, and ensuring that patient voices are heard.

Join us on 27 July 2026 for the next Patient Advocate Incubator (PAI) Masterclass:

Topic: Current Global Policies Regarding Cancer Advocacy

This interactive session will explore key global policy developments, emerging advocacy trends, and opportunities for patient advocates to strengthen their impact within their communities and healthcare systems.

Date: 27 July 2026
Time: 16:30 CAT | 16:30 SAST | 18:30 GMT

To participate, you will need to:
• Create a free account on the PAI platform.
• Enrol in the masterclass.

We encourage you to register as soon as possible to secure your place and gain access to future learning opportunities available on the platform.

Create your account and enrol today:
https://advocateincubator.org/

Speaker details will be announced soon.

10/06/2026

Many men are taught to keep going, no matter what.

But when it comes to your health, ignoring symptoms or delaying a check-up can have serious consequences.

This Men's Health Month, make your health a priority. Schedule that check-up, ask questions, and take action if something doesn't feel right.

The earlier cancer is detected, the better the chances of successful treatment.

Access our free cancer education materials:
https://campaign4cancer.co.za/wp/sharethefacts/

07/06/2026

Today, on National Cancer Survivors Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and courage of cancer survivors.

Every survivor's journey is unique, but each story is a powerful reminder of hope,
determination, and the importance of support. As we honour survivors, we also encourage
everyone to learn more about cancer. Knowing the signs and symptoms and seeking help early can save lives.

When people have the right information, they can act early, support one another, and face
cancer without fear or shame.
Access our free digital cancer education materials here:
https://campaign4cancer.co.za/wp/sharethefacts/

02/06/2026

It's Men's Health Month.

To every father, brother, son, husband, uncle, friend, and colleague, this message is for you.

How often do you tell yourself, "I'll get it checked later"? Too many men ignore symptoms, skip check-ups, or put everyone else's needs before their own. Unfortunately, waiting can sometimes come at a cost.

At Campaigning for Cancer, we want to remind men that their health matters. Whether it's booking a screening, speaking to a healthcare professional, or simply starting a conversation about health, every step counts.

Take care of yourself. The people who love you are counting on you.

29/05/2026

Today is .

Lymphoma is one of the most common types of blood cancer, affecting people, families and communities around the world. While every person’s experience is different, too many continue to face challenges with diagnosis, treatment access, emotional support and life beyond treatment.

At Lymphoma Coalition, we believe that people affected by lymphoma and CLL should have access to clear information, meaningful support and care that reflects their needs and experiences.

This World Blood Cancer Day, we stand with the global blood cancer community and recognize the importance of awareness, advocacy and collaboration in improving outcomes for all.

29/05/2026

This World Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, let's raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of bladder cancer. Early detection can save lives.

If you notice blood in your urine, speak to a healthcare professional and get checked.

🩸 Blood in your urine is the most common symptom of bladder cancer.

It may appear pink, red, or brown, and it can sometimes disappear, but it should never be ignored. When bladder cancer is caught early, treatment is often more effective.

If you have noticed this symptom and feel unsure, speak to a doctor and get checked.

This , help us raise awareness and support those affected.

👉 Find out how to get involved: https://worldbladdercancer.org/awareness-month/

14/05/2026

May marks Bladder, Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month.

Awareness and early detection remain some of the strongest tools in improving outcomes and saving lives. Symptoms such as changes in the skin, unusual moles, blood in urine, or wounds that do not heal should never be ignored.

At Campaigning for Cancer, we believe that education and open conversations play an important role in helping individuals seek medical attention earlier and access support when they need it most.

Let us continue raising awareness and encouraging proactive healthcare within our communities. 💙

14/05/2026

Today marks Day 2 of the CMS Industry Indaba 2026.

Campaigning for Cancer was proud to attend both Day 1 and Day 2 of this important healthcare engagement platform hosted by the Council for Medical Schemes

The discussions around governance, healthcare affordability, sustainability, collaboration and patient protection remain critical as South Africa continues working towards a stronger and more equitable healthcare system.

We appreciate the opportunity to engage with healthcare stakeholders, policymakers and industry leaders on conversations that directly impact patients and access to quality healthcare.