MOC Cancer Care Foundation (MOCF), established in 2018, is a Section 8 non-profit organization and the social impact arm of MOC Cancer Care & Research Centre.
We believe that a person's chance of survival should not depend on where they live, what they earn, or whether they know where to seek help. Yet, too many individuals continue to be diagnosed with cancer at advanced stages because awareness, screening, and timely access to care remain out of reach.
Through community-based awareness, early detection initiatives, patient navigation, and support programs, we work to bridge the gap between screening and timely care. Our goal is not only to help individuals detect cancer early but also to ensure they receive the guidance, support, and access to treatment they need throughout their cancer care journey.
Guided by our trustees Dr. Ashish Joshi, Dr. Kshitij Joshi Dr. Pritam Kalaskar, and Dr. Vashista Maniar. MOCF is committed to bringing cancer care closer to communities and improving cancer outcomes through timely action, compassionate support, and equitable access to care.
At the heart of everything we do lies a simple belief: no one should face life's toughest challenges alone. Our mission and vision guide every program we build, every hand we extend, and every community we serve — turning compassion into action and hope into lasting change.
“To create a world where every individual, regardless of their circumstances, enjoys a life of dignity, opportunity, and well-being.”
“To provide a guiding light for individuals facing the arduous journey of cancer, and empowering them with the resilience and resources required to conquer life's challenges.”
Our Team
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Monitoring & Evaluation Coordinator
Program Coordinator
CEO
Patient Navigator
Communication Coordinator
Director – Resource Generation
Your generosity helps us take cancer screening, early detection, and timely care directly to underserved communities, giving more people the opportunity to act before it's too late.
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