Access to Health Care

ACS CAN NY would like to invite all cancer survivors, caregivers, patients, family, friends and allies to join us for a rally in support of cancer survivors at the New York State Capitol on Wednesday, June 4 at 12 PM.

Join ACS CAN volunteers, cancer survivors, and cancer patients throughout Massachusetts to fight for lifesaving laws that will prevent cancer, protect survivors, and support affected families. We have an impactful program planned, including issue briefings, social media activities, and time for attendees to meet with their legislators to stand up...

Medicaid is under attack. Congress is considering massive, rushed cuts to this essential program that provides lifesaving health care to over 80 million people in the United States—including cancer patients, survivors, and their families.

Forida women need your help to ensure access to life saving cancer screenings. Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death among women. Most individuals have access to screening mammography; however, if the results of that screening mammogram suggest the need for a...

We need YOU to help us convince state lawmakers to prioritize cancer screenings and research funding this legislative session. We believe that every Floridian should have access to life-saving cancer screenings, but we need your help to make it happen. We know that early detection saves lives, and supporting the...

We need YOU to help us convince state lawmakers to prioritize cancer screenings and research funding this legislative session. We believe that every Floridian should have access to life-saving cancer screenings, but we need your help to make it happen. We know that early detection saves lives, and supporting the...

Cindy is living proof that Medicaid saves lives from cancer. “Medicaid saved my life and helped keep my family from going bankrupt.” Urge Congress to oppose Medicaid cuts that 1 in 3 children diagnosed with cancer in the U.S., like Cindy, rely on for life-saving care.

Governor DeSantis included $3 million in recurring funding for the Mary Brogan Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program in his FY 25-26 budget proposal. Not only did the Governor include funding for this critical screening program, he also continues to prioritize cancer research funding and innovation in the budget...

Nearly 80 million people in America rely on Medicaid for their health coverage, including millions of cancer patients. Sign the petition today urging Congress to oppose cuts to this lifesaving program.