Empowering global communities with compassionate support, education, and resources for those affected by cancer.
ICCN prides in our involvement with cancer prevention, early detection, multi modality cancer treatment and cancer rehabilitation.
ICCN is a registered 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
International Cancer Care Network
ICCN is an all voluntary organization of professionals and civic activists committed to help low and middle income countries achieve the rapidly evolving success in comprehensive cancer care in high income developed nations. Comprehensive cancer care addresses cancer prevention, early detection, multimodality treatment, cancer rehabilitation and inclusivity of marginalized population in state of the art modern cancer care.
ICCN is a successor of Inter-National Cancer Treatment and Research [INCTR] founded in 2000 with support from institute Pasteur in Brussels, NCI of USA, WHO, and UICC (The Union of International Cancer Control) located in Brussels with branches throughout the world. INCTR came to cease in 2024. INCTR [USA] was part of this global network as a 501 [C] 3 charitable organization in USA, and was discontinued when the central office in Brussels was closed. ICCN is the newly formed independent charitable organization with its own charter of policies, president, Board of directors, advisors, and regular members invited from the public based on their passion and commitment to the vision and mission of ICCN.
The International Cancer Care Network is dedicated to improving cancer outcomes through global collaboration, education, and compassionate support. We believe everyone deserves access to quality cancer care, regardless of where they live.
ICCN is resolute in its determination to ensure that the rapid advancements in modern oncology benefit every person, regardless of their geographic or economic status.
Supporting cancer care initiatives across continents and cultures
Building networks of care providers and patient advocates worldwide
Publishing evidence-based resources for healthcare professionals
Centering dignity and hope in every aspect of cancer treatment
Advancing cancer research through collaboration and funding innovative studies
Making a tangible difference through targeted initiatives that address the full spectrum of cancer care needs.
Collaboration with other cancer care organizations having similar mission and vision like Regional Cancer Center (RCC) Kerala, Cochin Cancer Research Center, Malabar Cancer Care Center, Malabar Cancer Care Society, Swasthi Foundation
ICCN is looking forward for collaboration with other centers which share our vision and mission in other nations - Become Partner
Comprehensive handbooks supporting frontline care providers in delivering compassionate end-of-life care
Training programs and webinars for healthcare professionals in low and middle-income countries
Connecting patients and families with resources, support groups, and care navigation services
Our Leadership
Dedicated professionals leading the fight against cancer worldwide
Every donation helps us extend our reach, publish life-saving resources, and support cancer care initiatives in underserved communities around the world.
We accept donations to establish targeted endowments.
ICCN is a registered 501(c)(3) Non-Profit. Your donation is tax-deductible.
Latest Updates
Stay informed about the latest research, publications, and initiatives from our global network of cancer care professionals.
September 09, 2026
Kerala Chief Minister V. D. Satheesan inaugurated the National Institute of Preventive Oncology Research and Training Centre project on 9 September 2026. ICCN is proud to support this prevention-focused initiative.
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September 22, 2026
Join ICCN and the Kerala Association of Dallas on 31 October 2026 at Stewart Creek Park, The Colony, Texas, for a community walk in support of cancer prevention, early detection, survivorship, and healthy living.
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Knowledge Hub
Curated articles from The Lancet Global Oncology Group to support evidence-based cancer care practices.
Nearly 21 million people are diagnosed with cancer each year, but surviving that diagnosis depends heavily on where a person lives. A curated set of reports, data and open-access articles on the global cancer burden.
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Comprehensive analysis of infection-attributable cancers worldwide with implications for prevention strategies.
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Comprehensive analysis of infection-attributable cancers worldwide with implications for prevention strategies.
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Evidence-based approaches to integrating palliative care into cancer treatment programs globally.
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Strategies for improving pediatric cancer outcomes in resource-limited healthcare systems.
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Special reference to East Africa and sustainable infrastructure for cancer-care delivery.
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Addressing the critical shortage of specialised radiation oncologists worldwide.
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