About Us

What We Do

Eradicate cancer through early detection and prevention — and serve society beyond the clinic.

Our Work

Our mission

The mission of World Cancer Care is to eradicate cancer through early detection and prevention.

We believe cancer should be diagnosed before it reaches an advanced stage, when a person is still healthy or has only minor symptoms. Our primary objective is to screen healthy individuals, detect cancer at the earliest possible stage, identify suspected cases, provide timely treatment, and help patients return to a healthy and normal life.

Oral cancer screening inside a World Cancer Care mobile clinical unit
Early detection in action — professional screening at the doorstep

Why early detection matters

Our philosophy is based on reducing the overall burden of cancer on society. Many developed countries strongly focus on preventive oncology because early diagnosis significantly reduces healthcare costs and saves millions of lives.

When cancer is detected at Stage 0 or Stage 1, treatment is simpler, more successful and less expensive. World Cancer Care is committed to identifying cancer before it becomes life-threatening.

Awareness activities

In addition to medical camps, World Cancer Care organises thousands of awareness programmes across public places, educational institutions, industries and villages:

Walks & Marathons

Cancer awareness walks and charity fundraising events.

Seminars

Cancer seminars for communities and professionals.

Schools & Colleges

Awareness sessions in schools, colleges and universities.

Corporate & Community

Workplace and village-level awareness campaigns.

Community awareness session and blood collection inside a World Cancer Care mobile unit
Awareness sessions and clinical screening in our mobile units

Digital awareness

Dr. Kulwant Singh Dhaliwal, Dr. Dharminder Singh Dhillon and the Medical Advisory Team have conducted 20,000+ live awareness sessions through Facebook and other social media platforms covering cancer prevention, early diagnosis, treatment guidance, healthy lifestyle and other social issues.

These sessions have reached millions of viewers globally and inspired more than 5,000 active volunteers worldwide.

Social welfare

Apart from cancer care, World Cancer Care actively works in many other social sectors:

  • Flood relief
  • COVID-19 response
  • Drug de-addiction
  • Water contamination awareness
  • Environmental protection & green society initiatives

Recognition

World Cancer Care has received recognition from numerous organisations, including the Government of Punjab and several national and international institutions. Under the leadership of Dr. Kulwant Singh Dhaliwal, the organisation has received more than 20 national and international awards for excellence in humanitarian service and cancer prevention.