Irish Cancer Society

Irish Cancer Society. The Irish Cancer Society is a national charity that aims to improve the lives of those affected by cancer in Ireland, with the support of Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. The society works closely with Cancer Research UK, American Cancer Society, and European Cancer Organisation to advance cancer research and improve cancer care. The society's efforts are also supported by Irish Health Service Executive, National Cancer Registry Ireland, and Health Service Executive.

● History

The Irish Cancer Society was founded in 1963 by Professor John Hill, Professor Austin Darragh, and Dr. Harry Comerford, with the goal of improving cancer treatment and cancer care in Ireland. The society has since grown to become one of the largest charities in Ireland, with the support of St. Vincent's University Hospital, Beaumont Hospital, and Cork University Hospital. The society has also worked with Irish Cancer Society Volunteers, Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation, and Royal College of Physicians of Ireland to promote cancer awareness and cancer prevention. The society's history is also closely tied to the work of Professor Tom Keane, Professor John McCafferty, and Professor Michael Moriarty, who have all made significant contributions to cancer research in Ireland.

● Mission_and_Objectives

The Irish Cancer Society's mission is to cure cancer and improve the quality of life for people affected by cancer in Ireland, with the support of Cancer Trials Ireland, National Cancer Control Programme, and Health Research Board. The society's objectives include cancer research, cancer support, and cancer awareness, and it works closely with University of Limerick, University College Cork, and National University of Ireland Galway to achieve these goals. The society also collaborates with European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer, American Society of Clinical Oncology, and International Union Against Cancer to advance cancer research and improve cancer care. The society's mission is also supported by Irish Cancer Society Shops, Irish Cancer Society Fundraising, and Irish Cancer Society Events.

● Services_and_Support

The Irish Cancer Society provides a range of services and support to people affected by cancer in Ireland, including cancer nursing, cancer counseling, and cancer support groups. The society also offers practical support, such as transport to hospital appointments and accommodation for patients and families, with the support of Irish Rail, Bus Éireann, and Dublin Airport Authority. The society works closely with St. James's Hospital, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, and University Hospital Waterford to provide these services. The society's services are also supported by Irish Cancer Society Helpline, Irish Cancer Society Online Community, and Irish Cancer Society Publications.

● Research_and_Campaigns

The Irish Cancer Society is committed to cancer research and has funded numerous research projects in Ireland, with the support of Science Foundation Ireland, Health Research Board, and Medical Research Council. The society has also launched several cancer awareness campaigns, including Daffodil Day and Pink Ribbon, with the support of RTÉ, The Irish Times, and Irish Examiner. The society works closely with Cancer Research UK, American Cancer Society, and European Cancer Organisation to advance cancer research and improve cancer care. The society's research is also supported by Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

● Fundraising_and_Donations

The Irish Cancer Society relies on fundraising and donations to continue its work, with the support of Irish businesses, Irish community groups, and Irish individuals. The society's fundraising events include Daffodil Day, Pink Ribbon, and Shave or Dye, with the support of Bank of Ireland, AIB, and Ulster Bank. The society also receives donations from Irish people and Irish organisations, including Google Ireland, Microsoft Ireland, and Facebook Ireland. The society's fundraising efforts are also supported by Irish Cancer Society Lottery, Irish Cancer Society Raffle, and Irish Cancer Society Charity Shops.

● Organisation_and_Governance

The Irish Cancer Society is governed by a board of directors, which includes Donal Buggy, Averil Power, and Professor John McCafferty. The society is also supported by a network of volunteers and staff members, who work together to achieve the society's mission and objectives. The society's governance is also overseen by Charities Regulatory Authority, Revenue Commissioners, and Companies Registration Office. The society's organisation is also supported by Irish Cancer Society Head Office, Irish Cancer Society Regional Offices, and Irish Cancer Society Support Centres. Category:Medical and health organizations