Comprehensive Cancer Control Program
The Georgia Comprehensive Cancer Control Program within the Georgia Department of Public Health oversees the implementation of the statewide cancer plan, carries out programmatic activities, and maintains the partnerships essential to reducing cancer-related morbidity and mortality.
Cancer Prevention and Control Partners
Partners play an essential role in preventing and controlling all chronic diseases, including cancer. More than 80 organizations contributed to the development of the state cancer plan and participate in the Georgia Cancer Consortium.
The Georgia Center for Oncology Research & Education (CORE), which continues to lead statewide efforts to offer survivorship care to cancer survivors in Georgia is a key partner. Visit GeorgiaCancerInfo to read more about survivors’ unique cancer journeys in Georgia.
The Regional Cancer Coalitions of Georgia also play an important role in working with local public health and health care system partners to meet local community needs—
- Horizons Community Solutions (formerly Cancer Coalition of South Georgia)
- Community Health Works
- East Georgia Cancer Coalition
- Northwest Georgia Regional Cancer Coalition
- West Central Georgia Cancer Coalition
Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Evaluation
Visit the Evaluation page to view a logic model and evaluation plan for the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program.
Last reviewed 10/07/2024