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45% of people diagnosed with cancer have not made a gradual return to work, even though most would have liked to do so
This morning the conclusions of the 1st Cancer and Workplace Barometer have been presented to Spain, promoted by the Federació Catalana d’Entitats contra el Càncer (FECEC) with the objective of creating a measure of measure and management of occupational health indicators, identify potentials and opportunities for an adequate work-life balance for people with cancer and companies.
FECEC successfully concludes another edition of the ‘Menja sa i mou-te’ campaign
The 13th Catalan Cancer Prevention Week (SECAPC) of the FECEC Junts contra el Càncer closed on Friday with the participation of more than 250 people in the family nutrition workshops “A casa, mengem saludable” and 2,100 children in the activity “L’Hort d’en Marçal”. This year, the central focus of the campaign has been the prevention [...]
FECEC Junts contra el Càncer takes part in the World Cancer Congress to talk about the Right to be Forgotten Oncology in Spain
Picture: European Cancer Leagues The FECEC Junts contra el Càncer participated this morning in the World Cancer Congress organized by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) in Geneva (Switzerland). The entity has intervened as a member entity of the European Cancer Leagues (ECL) to talk about the Right to be Forgotten in Spain. The [...]
‘Don’t play with the sun!’: campaign for sun protection 2024
The Catalan Federation Against Cancer (FECEC) starts the annual sun protection campaign with a whole series of online tips and various activities on sun protection in the territory. This year, the slogan is "Don't play with the sun!"and will have a special impact on sun protection for babies and children.
Meeting with the Ministry of Health to discuss the improvements in the implementation of the law of the Right to be Forgotten
The working group of entities on the right to be forgotten in cancer met this Wednesday, May 22 in Madrid with Javier Padilla, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Health, to share current needs and improvements in implementation of the law.
XX Volunteering meeting in the oncological field: rejuvenating the profile and adapting to the new social reality, future challenges of volunteering
The Volunteer Meeting in the oncological field, organized every year by the Catalan Federation Against Cancer (FECEC), has celebrated its 20th anniversary this year. With the slogan, “20 years together!” nearly 150 volunteers from the federated entities met on Saturday 25 May at the Ciutadella Campus of the Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) to commemorate the two decades of this meeting.
May 25: celebrate with the FECEC Junts contra el Càncer the 20 years of the Volunteer Meeting in the oncological field
This May 25, don't miss the great celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Volunteer Meeting in the oncology field. The FECEC, Junts contra el Càncer has prepared a great party to commemorate the anniversary of this space of union and cohesion and to recognize the work of the volunteers of the federated entities.
The FECEC and Condis campaign ‘Posem-li Pebrots al Càncer’ raises 63,114 euros
The Catalan Federation Against Cancer (FECEC) and the Condis supermarket chain have raised a total of 63,114 euros as part of the charity initiative ‘Posem-li Pebrots al Càncer’, which aims to support patients oncology and spread the support work carried out by the entities affiliated to the FECEC to improve the quality of life of people with cancer and their families.
The FECEC, Junts contra el Càncer wish you a Happy Holidays
The Catalan Federation Against Cancer wish you a Merry Christmas and a healthy 2024. Together, we’ll continue to support cancer patients and their families with enthusiasm, strength and commitment.
The FECEC, Junts contra el Càncer organizes the event ‘Celebrate life after cancer’
The Catalan Federation of Entities against Cancer (FECEC) celebrates on November 25 at the Barcelona Social Hub the day "Celebrate life after cancer" to raise awareness and make visible the difficulties that can be encountered by people who overcome or chronic a cancer .