Cancer Services Program of Nassau County

07/12/2025

Thank you to Uzo Felix Health Foundation and Anthem Medicaid for inviting us to participate in their annual Early Screening Saves Lives event! We were proud to share vital cancer screening information with the Roosevelt community and surrounding areas. Together, we’re helping to raise awareness and promote early detection! 💙🎗️

06/20/2025

🌈✨ Join us at Richmond Hill Pride!✨🌈

Come celebrate love, diversity, and while you’re here, stop by our table to show your support and get vital cancer screening information. We’ll also be sharing details about free health services available to you and your loved ones.

🏳️‍🌈 Let’s take pride in our health as well as who we are!
💪 Your wellness matters — stop by and say hello!

06/18/2025

Thank you to Catholic Charities USA for inviting us to be part of their World Refugee Day celebration! The Cancer Services Program was proud to share important information about free cancer screenings with the community.

06/03/2025

On Saturday, the Cancer Services Program (CSP) of Nassau County provided vital cancer awareness information at the Office of Health Equity and ’s Community Health Fair in Hempstead. They were honored with a Community Participation Award, presented by Deputy Director Melissa Figueroa.

06/03/2025

03/28/2025

Last Friday we participated in the Office of Health Equity's Community Health Connections Fair!

Our team was on-site to share vital information about colorectal cancer awareness and distribute FIT kits (at-home stool tests). Early detection is key, and we're committed to empowering our community with the knowledge and tools they need for better health outcomes.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and to the Office of Health Equity for hosting such an impactful event. Together, we can make a difference!

03/28/2025

Make your health a priority during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and add these two things to your to do list:
o Schedule a colorectal cancer screening. Talk to your doctor about the best screening option for you. Uninsured? Contact the Cancer Services Program of Nassau County at 516-470-4165.
o Spread the word: Share the importance of screening with friends and family age 45 or older. Screening can catch abnormal growths so they can be removed before they turn into cancer!

03/27/2025

Yesterday, we had the privilege of presenting on colorectal cancer awareness at The Hispanic Alliance for Prevention Coalition (HAP). Educating our community about early detection and prevention is key to saving lives.

Thank you, HAP - Hispanic Alliance for Prevention , for the opportunity to share this vital message! Let’s keep the conversation going—early detection

03/24/2025

Colorectal cancer doesn’t always cause symptoms, especially at first or in early stages. Don’t wait for symptoms to start! If you're 45 or older, it's time to start screening for colorectal cancer. Uninsured? Contact the Cancer Services Program of Nassau County at 516-470-4165 to see if you qualify for a free colorectal cancer screening.

03/13/2025

Had a great presentation at the Alpha Phi Alpha Center about colorectal cancer screening awareness! It was an engaging discussion on the importance of early detection, risk factors, and the screening options available. Grateful for the opportunity to share valuable information with the community and encourage proactive health decisions.

03/13/2025

DID YOU KNOW? There are many ways to test for colon cancer, including an easy test you can do at home. If you are 45 or older, talk to your doctor and get the test that’s right for you. If you don’t have health insurance, the Cancer Services Program of Nassau County may be able to help you get a free screening. Call 516-470-4165.

03/13/2025

The CSP of Nassau County was pleased to participate in "Lighting the Dome in Blue" for Colorectal Cancer Awareness with the Nassau County Executive this past Friday. Two Colon Cancer survivors spoke, along with the CSP Director and a physician from Northwell Health - all discussing the importance of screening and early detection of Colon Cancer. The event was during the day, and then the county Dome was lit in blue that night!