Progress through partnership.

NCCO is preparing to launch in December 2026 — an opportunity for government, healthcare, community and international organisations to help shape its foundations and proposed 2027–2029 strategy.

Government & public institutions

National health institutions, county governments and relevant public-health agencies are central to the proposed collaboration ecosystem.

Healthcare providers

Public hospitals, private hospitals, cancer centres and specialist clinics — collaboration around service information, patient navigation and appropriate referral pathways.

Research & academia

Universities and research institutions can help develop ethical studies, strengthen evidence and understand unmet cancer-care needs.

Corporate & technology partners

Technology companies, corporate social responsibility programmes, and pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations — subject to appropriate safeguards.

International partners

Cancer organizations, international NGOs, foundations and global health organizations are part of NCCO’s long-term partnership vision.

Strategic funding priorities 2027–2029

NCCO seeks partners and donors for community cancer awareness, early detection and screening navigation, patient support, CancerConnect development, research and data, healthcare-professional engagement, training, monitoring and evaluation, organisational development, and county and community expansion. A detailed budget is to be developed after the initial needs assessment and implementation design; no funding amount has been confirmed.

Confirmed partners have not yet been supplied. No institutional affiliation or endorsement is implied.