Melanoma Network of Canada

Organization Type: Health & Medical
Address: 482 South Service Road East, 110, Oakville, Ontario L6J 2X6
Contact: Mary Zawadzki
Phone: 905-901-5121
Website: https://www.melanomanetwork.ca/volunteer/

The Melanoma Network of Canada (MNC) was founded in 2009 by Annette Cyr, a patient and three-time survivor of melanoma, in conjunction with support and assistance from Jo Anne Adams, a patient survivor, and Terra Deeth, caregiver to a husband with melanoma.

The network was founded to respond to the need for patients in Canada to have a nationally-based organization to coordinate educational and prevention efforts, provide a strong voice for advocacy, and assist in efforts to target funding for melanoma research.

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Melanoma Network of Canada’s Volunteer Opportunities

Regional Representative

Organization: Melanoma Network of Canada
Category: Health / Medical
Description: MNC Regional Representatives are volunteers that have agreed to represent the organization for a province, territory or region. Gather current information and keep up to date on …Read More

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