Santosh Cancer Foundation

Building health beyond hospitals.

A not-for-profit healthcare foundation strengthening community-to-care pathways through prevention, early identification, patient navigation, supportive care, family support, capacity building and institutional collaboration.

Section 8Not-for-profit company
12ARegistered
80GApproved
Accountable PracticeGovernance • evidence • reporting
Institutional Framework

Four domains. One integrated foundation.

SCF organises its work through four complementary institutional domains, linking community programmes with family support, capacity building and accountable governance.

I

Community Health Systems

Prevention, cancer-care continuity, hearing-care pathways, supportive care, community outreach, referral and patient navigation.

II

Child Development & Family Support

Child, caregiver and family-centred support, service mapping, rehabilitation linkage and institutional support.

III

Education & Capacity Building

Community health literacy, workforce orientation, volunteer capacity, caregiver education, quality improvement and programme learning.

IV

Institutional Development & Governance

Board governance, compliance, finance, documentation, safeguarding, partnerships, monitoring and evaluation.

Programme Portfolio

Community programmes across the continuum of care.

Programmes are presented according to their documented scope and current stage of implementation.

Established Programme

Community Cancer Care Programme

Awareness, early identification, referral, patient navigation, treatment-support linkage and continuity of care.

Established Programme

Community Hearing Care Programme

Community hearing assessment, audiology and ENT linkage, referral, rehabilitation support and follow-up.

Active Programme

SPARSH

Supportive and palliative-care coordination, family guidance, referral and continuing-care pathways.

Active Programme

UMANG

Support for children affected by cancer, blood disorders and complex health needs through specialist and family linkage.

Pilot Initiative

UMEED

Child-development and family-support initiative integrating service mapping, family navigation and rehabilitation linkage.

Strategic Initiative

UDAAN

Community-based child-development initiative centred on need assessment, institutional linkage and structured support pathways.

Institutional Development 2025–26

Strengthening the systems behind community service.

The 2025–26 institutional cycle consolidated SCF’s governance, programme documentation, referral systems, financial controls, evidence framework and community-based service pathways.

Community service undertaken before formal registration is recognised as part of the Foundation’s origin, while statutory and institutional reporting is maintained within the appropriate post-registration framework.

Evidence & annual reporting →
GovernanceBoard records • resolutions • delegations
Programme evidenceForms • registers • referral records
Financial stewardshipBudget • utilisation • procurement • assets
SafeguardingConsent • privacy • grievance mechanisms
Impact reportingVerification • reconciliation • approvals
Digital documentationDocument control • dashboards • archives
Institutional Roadmap

Responsible growth through evidence and partnership.

Institutional Strengthening

Governance & readiness

Strengthening statutory compliance, governance, audit, safeguarding, programme controls and public disclosure.

Partnership Development

Government & CSR collaboration

Structured concept notes, programme budgets, measurable outputs, due-diligence documentation and implementation partnerships.

Long-term Sustainability

Evidence & diversified support

Building audited institutional history, measurable outcomes and sustainable support through grants, CSR, philanthropy and in-kind collaboration.

Connect With SCF

Support, collaboration and institutional engagement.