• You suspect you have cancer
• You've been diagnosed or treated for cancer
• You've been referred by the health department or a physician
• You are a family member of a cancer patient

Call WCGCC and our staff will be glad to assist you in getting help when you need it most.  

WCGCC Private Label Water

Our vision is to reduce the burdens of cancer in the communities we serve. We are passionate about building awareness and supporting breast cancer screenings, outreach and education, focusing on the uninsured.

Through your purchase, a portion of the proceeds will benefit the fight against breast cancer.

$30 per case (the purchase of (3) cases will help a person receive a "FREE" mammogram)

Volunteering

Want to help others but don’t know how become a Volunteer. WCGCC work with many different organizations in the community. As a non-profit organization, donating or volunteering your time is what keeps us going. As a volunteer you will have the chance to either work with us in the field of educating others or working in the office for daily operations with flexible hours. In order to volunteer, contact WCGCC and submit an application, sign a HIPPA  and a confidentiality agreement form, as the privacy of our patients are very important to us.

Internships

The perfect opportunity if interested in Public Health or Non-Profit organization, is to intern at WCGCC. We provide excellent of campus education for working directly with people in the community through educating, grant writing for funds, and clinical experience working with Mission Columbus Medical Care Program. In the past few years WCGCC have worked closely with students enrolled in the undergraduate Health Science Program at Columbus State University, and graduate students from Mercer University, and Medical Students from Medical College of Georgia Students.

Cancer and Medical Centers

John B. Amos Cancer Center is located on 1831 5th Avenue