Why ECHO?

The American Cancer Society (ACS) uses Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) to connect health care professionals and other partners with experts and peers through interactive, virtual learning communities. ECHO programs provide opportunities to build knowledge, share best practices, discuss real-world challenges, and learn from one another, helping participants put evidence-based strategies into practice across the cancer continuum.

Through ECHO, ACS brings together participants from diverse disciplines and locations to address topics spanning cancer prevention, screening, treatment, survivorship, and quality of care. ECHO sessions are virtual, free, and open to participants, with continuing education credit offered at no cost when available.

ACS is also an ECHO Superhub, recognizing its leadership and expertise in the ECHO model. As a Superhub, ACS not only delivers ECHO programs but also helps expand the model by supporting and training organizations that want to develop and lead ECHO programs of their own.

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Historical Impact Numbers (2018 – June 2026)

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Financial Support Provided By

Thank you to our partners for providing financial support to the American Cancer Society Project ECHO to free the world from cancer.

Get Involved

If you are interested in learning more about ECHO and/or have any questions, please email the ACS ECHO team at echo@cancer.org