Volunteers, who are cancer survivors or immediate caregivers, visit 15 city Hospitals ranging from Govt (AIIMS/IRCH/DSCI) to mid-level & Super Specialty Hospitals. They are not Counselors but are trained in basic Cancer Information, as well as Counseling Skills. Besides offering a listening ear and a shared experience, volunteers provide literature, helpful suggestions, and tips regarding the side effects of the treatment. They do NOT offer Medical Advice. This is left strictly to the Doctors, with whom Volunteers develop a relationship of mutual regard & trust. Most of all, volunteers in hospitals offer Hope of Life after Cancer.

Cancer Sahyog offers a measure of financial assistance to deserving cases. Financial assistance of over Rs 50 –75 lakhs per annum is disbursed to needy patients. All of this money is collected through Donations from public-spirited persons.

Cancer Sahyog’s annual Seminar addresses issues of importance to cancer survivors celebrated as Cancer Survivor’s Day in February every year.