Understanding cancer in our community
As a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, Massey is committed to understanding how cancer impacts the diverse communities we serve, and sharing that information with the community, academic partners, civic leaders and government institutions across the state.
Massey's catchment area consists of 66 counties and cities, spanning the eastern, central and southern portions of the state.
Learn more about how we serve our communitiesCommunity outreach and engagement at Massey
Acting as a bridge between Massey and the community to build trust through meaningful partnerships.
Community-focused activities
Massey’s signature community activities and outreach services are designed to help reduce the cancer burden across the catchment area.
Explore signature community-focused activities
Cancer prevention services and screening
Guidance and resources are available to help individuals stay in control of their health and lower one’s cancer risk.
Access prevention and screening resourcesExplore more outreach and engagement initiatives
Catchment area data access and alignment
Community engagement in research
Massey is facilitating cancer research with the community to help prioritize our work.
Policy advocacy and partnerships
See how Massey is helping lead cancer advocacy efforts with key policy partners.
Related Classes & Events
- Petersburg Public Library
- Thu | 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Allies in Health for Underserved Groups Meeting
- In-Person Event
- Petersburg Public Library
- Thu | 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Massey @ Petersburg HLLC Farmer’s Market
- In-Person Event
- VCU Health Hub at 25th
- Fri | 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
VCU Health Hub at 25th
- In-Person Event
About the Office of COE
We serve the community by building trust through meaningful partnerships, educating individuals about cancer risk, navigating to screening and treatment, cultivating an interest in research and advancing cancer policy.