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Washington CARES about Cancer PartnershipIn 2001, the state formed the Comprehensive Cancer Control Partnership. Since then, the name changed to Washington CARES About Cancer Partnership which stands for Community Action, Research, and Evidence-based Systems. It is a diverse group of organizations and individuals. They represent public and private stakeholders in Washington interested in cancer prevention and control. The Partnership develops, implements, and evaluates the state’s comprehensive cancer control plan. The Department of Health is one stakeholder in the Partnership. We provide fiscal, operational, and technical support through the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program. StructureThe Partnership consists of five task forces and four committees: Task Forces
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The PlanThe Washington State Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan is a guide for prevention and control efforts to reduce the burden of cancer in Washington. The Plan includes goals, objectives, and strategies to address the broad spectrum of cancer issues:
The Plan is updated every four years. The Partnership sets priorities from the Plan and coordinates efforts to generate the resources needed to implement plan strategies. To receive a copy of the 2009-2013 Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan on CD, call 360-236-3786 or download a printable version (PDF, 1.5MB). Get involvedSuccess depends on grassroots collaboration. The Partnership reaches out to people who have a stake in reducing the cancer burden in their communities, and motivates them to take coordinated action. Membership is open to any interested individuals or organizations. People from all corners of the cancer community gain new allies by participating in comprehensive cancer control efforts. This allows them to pool resources, share expertise, and find new insight into better ways to get the job done.
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Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Last Update: December 22, 2010 |