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Working together to reduce the burden of cancer.

Case CCC partners with community organizations, healthcare providers, advocates, faith organizations, and local leaders to improve cancer prevention, increase access to screening and clinical trials, reduce disparities, and bring cancer education to communities throughout Northeast Ohio.

Learn about programs available to you below.

 

Case CCC's CAB
Community Advisory Board

Community voices help shape cancer research, outreach, and education efforts that address disparities and strengthen engagement across Northeast Ohio.

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Cleveland African American Prostate Cancer Project (CAAPP)

Community-driven prostate cancer screening and research initiatives help connect Black men to early detection, trusted information, and opportunities to improve health outcomes. 

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Dr. Faye Gary Health & Wellness Series

Monthly community gatherings connect East Cleveland families with trusted health experts, practical wellness education, and resources that support prevention, early detection, and healthier lives.

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Healthy Futures Research

Community-based research partnerships help East Palestine residents better understand potential long-term environmental health impacts following the Norfolk Southern train derailment.

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Stop the Burn

Free sunscreen access and community education help make sun safety easier while encouraging habits that may reduce the risk of skin cancer.

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Black Family Cancer Awareness

Connect with trusted information, local resources, and community partners, and learn how early detection and screening can help protect your family and community.