No one should have to face
cancer alone, or uninformed
PRACHI helps people across Maharashtra, Goa & Delhi face cancer with less fear and better information — through awareness, free screening, and support for patients and their families.
Facing cancer?
Whether you’ve just been diagnosed, are supporting someone who has, or want to understand your own risk — you’re in the right place. Find our support group for people living with cancer, free screening camps, and clear answers to common questions.
Want to help?
Whether you’ve just been diagnosed, are supporting someone who has, or want to understand your own risk — you’re in the right place. Find our support group for people living with cancer, free screening camps, and clear answers to common questions.
WHAT WE DO
Awareness
We bring cancer awareness to communities that talks and camps rarely reach — in hospitals, workplaces, colleges and villages.
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Screening
We organise camps for breast, cervical and oral cancer, carried out by qualified clinicians, in communities that screening rarely reaches.
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Support
We bring people living with cancer together in a support group — a space to share experience and not feel alone.
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We are not a hospital, and we do not treat cancer. What we do is help people face it.
OUR FIRST YEAR
A year of real work
170+
people screened for cancer across 3 camps
500+
people reached through awareness sessions
54
volunteers trained & certified by Tata Memorial Centre
₹10.69 l
raised from 42 supporters
18
partner & host Organizations
3
regions- Maharashtra, Goa, Delhi
From our own records, Oct 2024 – Mar 2026.
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Guided by leading names in cancer care
PRACHI’s work is shaped by an advisory board of respected oncologists and palliative-care specialists.
★ RECENT HIGHLIGHT
Poladpur: our largest camp, and a first for men
At Poladpur in February 2026, qualified clinicians screened 88 people for breast, cervical and oral cancer in a single day. Adding oral cancer screening meant our camp reached men for the first time — and we ran a tobacco-awareness quiz for local school students the same day.
A registered non-profit you can account for
PRACHI Hope Foundation is a registered Section 8 non-profit company. Our services to patients are free, our accounts are independently audited, and every figure we publish comes from our own camp registers and attendance records.
WHAT WE’VE BEEN DOING
February 2026
Screening camp at Poladpur- 88 people screened
March 2026
Our patient support group meets for the first time
March 2026
PRACHI Spandan, our first newsletter, is published
Help us reach the people who need it most
PRACHI is funded entirely by people who care, and all our services to patients are free. Your support makes our awareness, screening and training work possible. Donations are tax-deductible under 80G.