The Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) brings together a team of experienced researchers, clinicians and community health educators. Working with community stakeholders and community members, HICCC cancer patients, and their families, we are committed to reducing the burden of cancer. We strive to understand the needs of the communities and patients served by the HICCC, and work to remove access barriers to cancer risk reduction, screening, treatment and survivorship services.
News Highlights
Activating Research: Engaging Community Outreach, Mirage News
Mirage News – 3/7/2024 READ THE ARTICLE >
Borough President Vito Fossella, Cancer Prevention in Action Partnership, Unveil New HPV Vaccine Ad in the St. George Ferry Terminal
Staten Island Borough President News – 3/28/2023 READ THE ARTICLE >
New Dorp High School athletes learn about skin cancer risk reduction
Staten Island Advance/SILive.com – 3/23/2023 READ THE ARTICLE >
New Dorp Teen Raises Awareness About Skin Cancer On Staten Island
Published in the Staten Island Parent, 1-19-2023 READ THE ARTICLE >
Borough Hall hosts Cancer Prevention Roundtable with elected officials focusing on skin and HPV related cancers
Staten Island Borough President News, 6/3/2022 View the Article
