The international group of cancer helplines and information services; its member list is a quick way to find the national cancer information line in your country.
The International Cancer Information Service Group describes itself as an independent organisation made up of cancer information service programmes worldwide, whose mission is to help organisations provide high-quality information on all aspects of cancer to people affected by it. Its members run telephone and email helplines, websites, in-person help, publications and outreach. It was founded in 1996, and its site says membership includes more than 70 cancer information services from more than 40 countries. It has worked with the Union for International Cancer Control to help UICC members start, develop and evaluate their cancer information services. Its member list, read on 4 November 2026, names full members in 40 countries and territories, among them the US National Cancer Institute's Cancer Information Service, the American Cancer Society, Macmillan Cancer Support, Cancer Research UK and the German Cancer Research Center.
Shares Cancer Information Service Support Center (Japan), National Cancer Center Hospital and the tag helpline.
Shares Krebsinformationsdienst (KID) and the tag helpline.
Shares Cancer Research UK nurse helpline, Krebsinformationsdienst (KID), NCI Cancer Information Service, American Cancer Society helpline and the tag helpline.
Shares Cancer Research UK nurse helpline, Krebsinformationsdienst (KID), NCI Cancer Information Service, American Cancer Society helpline and the tag helpline.
Shares Cancer Research UK nurse helpline, Krebsinformationsdienst (KID), NCI Cancer Information Service, American Cancer Society helpline and the tag helpline.
Shares Cancer Information Helpline (Cancer Society of New Zealand), Union for International Cancer Control.
Shares Cancer Society of Finland helpline, Union for International Cancer Control.
Shares Kræftlinjen (Danish Cancer Society), Union for International Cancer Control.
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