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East Central Florida             Cancer Control Collaborative

East Central Florida Cancer Control Collaborative

Who We Are

The collaborative is a dedicated group of representatives from local health care professionals, advocacy groups, educators, government groups, and other entities involved in cancer prevention, service access, and survivorship support.

Our shared vision is to improve cancer care and decrease the burden of this disease on individuals and their caregivers.

Member organizations serve these East Central Florida counties:  Brevard, Osceola, Orange, Seminole, Lake, Sumter, and
Marion.

Guiding Plans

Florida Cancer Plan 2020-2025

Goals at a Glance
  • Collaboration
  • Data
  • Prevention and Risk Reduction
  • Screening and Early Detection
  • Diagnosis and Treatment
  • Quality of Life, Survivorship and End of Life Care
  • Childhood Cancers
  • Research and Technology Development
To read the complete plan, click here:  https://www.ccrab.org/cancer-plan


East Central Florida Cancer Control Collaborative
FY 2024-2025 Action Plan at a Glance

To identify cancer risk earlier, recruit primary care medical offices to join the Florida Cancer Prevention Network that provides them with resources to improve patient cancer literacy, screenings for those patients identified as having a lung, breast, colorectal, prostate, or skin cancer risk, and survivorship resources for their patients returning from cancer treatment.  

Recruit primary care medical offices to join the Florida Cancer Prevention Network that provides them with tobacco cessation and lung cancer prevention and treatment resources to improve patient cancer literacy, screenings for those patients identified as having a lung cancer risk, and a directory of specialists available to provide treatment.       

Recruit primary care medical offices to join the Florida Cancer Prevention Network that provides them with resources to improve patient cancer literacy, screenings for those patients identified as having one or more of these cancer risks, and a directory of specialists available to provide treatment.      

Recruit primary care medical offices to join the Florida Cancer Prevention Network that provides them with resources for survivorship for their patients returning from cancer treatment.