Public Advocacy
Public advocacy is a way for individuals to organize and influence change as a group. Advocates serve as volunteers to help each other share and learn information, raise funds, collaborate with doctors and scientists, improve access to health care, initiate new ways to conduct research, and develop a network that provides moral support.
If you’d like to get involved, here are just a few of the many advocacy groups you may want to consider:
Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network
Children’s Cause Cancer Advocacy
International Cancer Advocacy Network
The Lance Armstrong Foundation
National Breast Cancer Coalition
