Resources

Tools to Help You Take Action

The Georgia Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan is more than a strategy—it’s a call to action. This page offers practical tools, materials, and templates to help individuals, organizations, and communities contribute to the fight against cancer.

Whether you’re a healthcare provider, community leader, educator, advocate, or survivor, the resources below are designed to support your work in cancer prevention, screening, treatment, and survivorship.

These materials were developed by partners of the Georgia Cancer Control Consortium to make it easier for you to implement proven strategies and share life-saving information.

  • Browse by category to find downloadable toolkits, outreach materials, campaign graphics, and guides.

  • Share resources with your network to support awareness, education, and program delivery.

  • Return often as new materials are added by GC3 workgroups and roundtables.

If you’re new to the plan, start with the Executive Summary One-Pager or our “Find Your Role” Toolkit for a quick introduction to how you can get involved.

Download the Full Georgia Cancer Plan and Appendices

Want to dive deeper into the state’s strategy to fight cancer? Below you’ll find the full 2024–2029 Georgia Cancer Plan, which outlines goals, objectives, and actions to reduce the burden of cancer statewide. Appendix A highlights how different sectors can support the plan, and Appendix B includes detailed achievements that occurred during the last .

Know the Plan: Help Spread the Word

Georgia has a statewide plan to prevent cancer, detect it earlier, improve treatment, and support survivors. The resources below are designed to help you share that message—whether you’re posting on social media, leading a community event, or just starting a conversation. Everyone deserves to know the plan. These tools make it easy to get involved.

Explore Georgia’s Cancer Plan Priorities

The Georgia Cancer Plan focuses on five key areas to reduce the burden of cancer in every community. These plain-language summaries explain what each priority means, why it matters, and how we’re working together to make a difference across the state. Whether you’re a survivor, caregiver, health professional, or community member—you have a role to play.

Find Your Role: Be Part of the Plan

Everyone has a role to play in the fight against cancer—whether you’re a teacher, parent, healthcare worker, community leader, or business owner. The materials below are designed to help you take action and inspire others to do the same. Use these resources to learn how you can support the Georgia Cancer Plan in your home, workplace, or community.

See How Cancer Affects Georgians

These interactive dashboards from the Georgia Cancer Registry show how cancer impacts people across the state. The incidence dashboard displays how many people are diagnosed with cancer, while the mortality dashboard shows how many people die from cancer. Both tools let you explore trends by cancer type, age, race, and county.

Incident Dashboard

Mortality Dashboard