 Launched in 1975
 Objectives-
 Primary prevention :- prohibiting the use of
tobacco and its associated products and providing
health education for it.
 Secondary prevention :- diagnosis of throat,
mouth, breast, tobacco- caused cancer and general
cancers in their initial or primary stage.
 Tertiary prevention :-strengthening the involved
organization for general treatment , surgery , radio
and chemotherapy and for pain relieving
treatment.
 Regional cancer centre scheme.
 Oncology wing development scheme.
 District cancer control programme .
 Decentralized scheme of financial assistance
to voluntary organization.
 IEC activities at central level .
 Research and training .
 The existing regional cancer centre are being
further strengthened to act as referral centre for
the complicated and difficult cases at the tertiary
level.
2. Oncology wing development scheme:- This
scheme was started to fill up the geographical gaps
in the availability of cancer treatment facilities in
the country . Central assistant is provided through
this scheme for purchase of the equipment which
include a cobalt therapy unit beside other
equipment
 Through this a large number of cancer cases can
be prevented with suitable health education and
early detection .
4. Decentralized scheme of financial assistance to
Voluntary organizations:- This scheme is meant for
IEC activities and early detection of cancer.
5.IEC activities at central level :- under this scheme
wider publicity would be given about anti tobacco
legislation for discouraging use of cigarettes and
other tobacco related product
6. Research and training :- training programmes ,
monitoring and research activities would be
organized at the central level under this scheme.

National cancer controll programme

  • 1.
     Launched in1975  Objectives-  Primary prevention :- prohibiting the use of tobacco and its associated products and providing health education for it.  Secondary prevention :- diagnosis of throat, mouth, breast, tobacco- caused cancer and general cancers in their initial or primary stage.  Tertiary prevention :-strengthening the involved organization for general treatment , surgery , radio and chemotherapy and for pain relieving treatment.
  • 2.
     Regional cancercentre scheme.  Oncology wing development scheme.  District cancer control programme .  Decentralized scheme of financial assistance to voluntary organization.  IEC activities at central level .  Research and training .
  • 3.
     The existingregional cancer centre are being further strengthened to act as referral centre for the complicated and difficult cases at the tertiary level. 2. Oncology wing development scheme:- This scheme was started to fill up the geographical gaps in the availability of cancer treatment facilities in the country . Central assistant is provided through this scheme for purchase of the equipment which include a cobalt therapy unit beside other equipment
  • 4.
     Through thisa large number of cancer cases can be prevented with suitable health education and early detection . 4. Decentralized scheme of financial assistance to Voluntary organizations:- This scheme is meant for IEC activities and early detection of cancer. 5.IEC activities at central level :- under this scheme wider publicity would be given about anti tobacco legislation for discouraging use of cigarettes and other tobacco related product 6. Research and training :- training programmes , monitoring and research activities would be organized at the central level under this scheme.