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Cancer Care Association community programmes and healthcare facilities
Charitable Programmes & Initiatives

What We Do at Cancer Care Association

Explore our verified clinical, community, and educational initiatives providing hope, holistic relief, and compassionate care to cancer sufferers and families throughout Sri Lanka.

Verified Initiatives

Comprehensive Healthcare & Social Welfare Programmes

Every programme is strictly rooted in verified activities carried out by Cancer Care Association Sri Lanka since 2003.

01Residential Sanctuary

Free Inpatient Hospice Care

Operated under Cancer Care Association Sri Lanka • Reg: L147405

Our 45-bed WHO-recognized Cancer Care Hospice in Kurundankulama, Anuradhapura, provides dignified residential palliative accommodation completely free of charge. Terminally ill patients receive round-the-clock nursing care, skilled pain alleviation, three daily wholesome meals, and spiritual peace beneath our sacred Bodhi tree sapling.

Key Programme Features:

24/7 skilled palliative nursing contingent
Over 15,000 free hot meals served to inpatients
Zero cost to patients or families
Serene natural setting promoting peace of mind
02Bedside Medical Visits

Home-Based Palliative Clinical Outreach

Operated under Cancer Care Association Sri Lanka • Reg: L147405

For advanced cancer patients who are bedbound or unable to undertake exhausting hospital journeys, our mobile outreach teams travel directly to rural and suburban homes. We provide prescription symptom management, wound and stoma dressings, catheter care, and practical caregiver training to relieve suffering.

Key Programme Features:

Clinical pain & symptom management
Dressing of fungating malignant wounds
Family caregiver turning & feeding guidance
Bereavement and spiritual companionship
03Community Care Centre

Saku Nikethana Outpatient Family Refuge

Operated under Cancer Care Association Sri Lanka • Reg: L147405

Established in Karapitiya, Galle, Saku Nikethana provides temporary overnight lodging, rest facilities, clean washrooms, and hot meals for rural patients visiting Teaching Hospital Karapitiya for oncology clinics and chemotherapy. Relieves the severe financial burden of paid lodging for impoverished families.

Key Programme Features:

Temporary lodging & clean bedding for clinic patients
Clean sanitary amenities and showers
Free wholesome meals to alleviate hunger
Financial assistance for return bus fares
04Hospital Ward Support

Project 'Revive to Survive'

Operated under Cancer Care Association Sri Lanka • Reg: L147405

A dedicated welfare project supporting government oncology wards across Sri Lanka, including the National Cancer Institute Maharagama. Provides urgent medical consumables, infusion accessories, pediatric ward educational items, and patient comfort amenities that state budgets may not immediately cover.

Key Programme Features:

Supply of essential ward medical items
Nutritional supplement packages for patients
Support for pediatric oncology play areas
Collaborative aid for emergency ward needs
05Public Health Education

Cancer Awareness & Free Screening Clinics

Operated under Cancer Care Association Sri Lanka • Reg: L147405

Early diagnosis saves lives. CCA regularly conducts grassroots awareness campaigns, October Breast Cancer Awareness initiatives, and free clinical breast examination clinics in collaboration with medical specialists, encouraging communities to identify early warning signs promptly.

Key Programme Features:

Free clinical breast examination clinics
Public seminars on lifestyle & risk factors
Community educational pamphlets in local languages
Workplace cancer education partnerships
06Medical Training

Palliative Research & Healthcare Capacity Building

Operated under Cancer Care Association Sri Lanka • Reg: L147405

As a recognized member of the Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network (APHN), CCA actively fosters palliative care education in Sri Lanka. We conduct clinical seminars and workshops for doctors, nursing officers, and social volunteers to elevate ethical standards of end-of-life care.

Key Programme Features:

Palliative clinical skill workshops for nurses & doctors
Volunteer training in compassionate caregiving
Promotion of palliative research in Sri Lanka
International knowledge exchange through APHN
100% Free Patient Support • Voluntary Registered NGO

Help Sustaining These Vital Cancer Care Programmes

Cancer Care Association relies wholly on the voluntary kindness of well-wishers and donors to keep these programs free for all Sri Lankans.

Tax-exempt charitable receipts issued•Member of Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network•Direct helpline: +94 77 340 9787