2026 – 2036

A ten-year plan, in four phases.

From mobile screening vans to permanent low-cost care hubs — each phase builds the clinical and financial capacity for the next.

2026 · Phase 1 2028 · Phase 2 2031 · Phase 3 2034 · Phase 4 → 2036
Phase 1 · 2026–2027

Mobile Early Detection & Regional Screening

Years 1–2
Custom-equipped mobile vans conducting free breast, oral, and cervical screening drives in underserved rural and semi-urban areas.
Mobile diagnostic vans deployed
Target: 10
4 active40%
Free screening camps conducted
Target: 500
185 held37%
Individuals screened
Target: 100,000
42,50042.5%
Early-stage cases flagged & referred
Target: 1,200
510 referred100% actioned
Phase 2 · 2028–2030

Subsidized Chemotherapy & Care Fund Partnerships

Years 3–5
Formal partnerships with regional hospitals to sponsor low-income patient care, emergency treatment grants, and subsidized chemotherapy access.
Partner oncology hospitals
Target: 50
Begins 2028Planning
Emergency care subsidies deployed
Target: ₹15 Cr
Fundraising activePlanning
Patients navigated to subsidized treatment
Target: 15,000
Framework readyPlanning
Phase 3 · 2031–2033

Translational Research & Data Science

Years 6–8
Research grants for preventive oncology and India's largest open-access early-detection dataset, built on regional risk factors.
Translational research grants awarded
Target: 25
Future target—
Epidemiological risk registry
Target: 500,000 records
Future target—
Peer-reviewed prevention papers
Target: 30
Future target—
Phase 4 · 2034–2036

Integrated Low-Cost Cancer Care Hubs

Years 9–10
Decentralized, community cancer-care and diagnostic hubs across Tier-2 and Tier-3 Indian cities — built to run on a self-sustaining model.
Regional cancer prevention hubs
Target: 12
Future target—
Tier-2 & Tier-3 city coverage
Target: 8 states
Future target—

Overall decade completion

12.5% achieved · audited quarterly by independent evaluators · next publication: FY 2026–27 year-end report