ABOUT The CANCER GUIDANCE CENTER – KAPA3
Our goal at the Kapa3 is to assist every person in all aspects of their disease and to improve living conditions by providing any necessary assistance and service for both the patient and their families and caregivers.
We want to help the person in need as much as we can. Your donations help us to achieve that.
“Illness is the dark side of life, the most unbearable citizenship. Each of us is born with a double citizenship: in the realm of the healthy and in that of the unhealthy. Although we all prefer to use only the passport of the healthy, sooner or later we will be obliged, even if only for a short time, to recognize ourselves as citizens of that other place.”
Susan Sontag
Susan Sontag is one of the greatest American intellectuals of the 20th century. She herself knew this other place well, the hostile, difficult place, as she had passed through it twice before defeating it in 2004.
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New Composition of the Working Group on the National Action Plan Against Cancer: What This Means for Patients and Their Families In a particularly significant development for the public
The often unseen burden on families, evidence from Kapa3’s everyday practice, and the need for patient navigation, psychosocial support and equitable access to cancer care. Athens, 6 October 2026 Kapa3
Participation in the Cluster 1 Health & Mission Cancer Brokerage Event highlighted the importance of digital innovation, meaningful patient engagement and cross-border collaboration in European health research. 28 September 2026
Empowering patient representatives through education, recognising the value of lived experience, and promoting co-creation in health research and policy. 21–23 September 2026 | EUPATI Greece Patient Academy Kapa3 – Cancer
Three scientific contributions highlighting healthcare professionals’ educational needs, the financial burden of cancer, and the importance of patient navigation in comprehensive oncology care. 30 October – 1 November 2026 |
The unique psychosocial challenges, the invisible signs of distress, and Kapa3’s holistic response through the European MELODIC project. A cancer diagnosis during adolescence or young adulthood often comes at a
Kapa3 – Cancer Guidance Centre, in collaboration with Collège René Descartes, invites you to an online webinar entitled: “Digital Transformation in the Public Sector and Civil Society: Convergence or divergence
Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026: Understanding the evidence, overcoming barriers to early detection and making preventive healthcare accessible to every woman. Early detection can save lives Breast cancer remains the
The hidden burden of diagnosis, the need for holistic care, and Kapa3’s commitment to patient navigation, psychosocial support and empowerment. A cancer diagnosis at a young age affects far more
