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At the heart of the National Cancer Plan is the idea that everyone has a role in ending cancer as we know it.

But no single group or person can do this alone. To succeed, individuals, advocates, researchers, health care providers, businesses, government agencies, and nonprofits must work together to share knowledge, solve problems, remove barriers, and bring about meaningful change.

Here's how you can contribute to progress against cancer

Read the plan

Access the full National Cancer Plan. 

Follow us on social media

Add us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and YouTube to keep up with the plan's progress and learn how you can get involved. Also, share how you're taking part by using #Every1HasARole and #NationalCancerPlan on your social media channels.

Use the digital toolkit

Highlight what you're doing to support the plan's goals and spread awareness using our sample social media posts and graphics

Stay informed

Subscribe to the National Cancer Plan Updates newsletter to learn about the plan's progress, news, and activities from around the community.

Keep us posted

The President's Cancer Panel (PCP) is collecting information from the community that shows how people and organizations are supporting the plan. Share your ideas and what you're doing to help move the plan's goals forward by emailing PresCancerPanel@mail.nih.gov.

Questions? Email us at NationalCancerPlan@nih.gov.
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