IOM Anti-Cancer Association

About Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association

Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association is a registered Isle of Man charity established in 1959; consisting of a central policy committee, supported by a network of district branches.

Over the last five decades we have raised and distributed about £21million to various UK bodies and hospitals working in the field of cancer research.

We have also provided assistance to a number of local initiatives in conjunction with the Isle of Man Department of Health & Social Care.

Our Aims

  • to provide funding for the purposes of cancer research and medical and scientific developments for all types of cancer
  • to work with the Isle of Man Department of Health and other local bodies in the area of cancer screening and awareness campaigns
  • to work with the Department of Health and other local bodies in the area of palliative care and the provision of additional facilities, comforts and amenities for cancer patients

Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association has branches located across the Island.

For more information about your local Branch, please see the CCC events pages for Branch activities, or contact our Executive Officer on 07624 252725 or IOMAnticancer@gmail.com.

Our Central Policy Committee consists of the following officers, plus representatives of each Branch committee:

Patron: Lady Lorimer
President: Christine Carter BEM
Chairman: Mr Malcolm Clague MD FRCS JP
Executive Officer: Sandy Denning

 

IOMACA presented the Queens Award for Voluntary Service

Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association were presented with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service in 2009. Geoff Corkish and Carole Cowin from IOM Anti-Cancer Association are pictured with Sir Paul Haddacks and Lady Haddacks (the former Patron of the Association).

 

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