Impact Network Against Cancer Aid 2026

This call aims to support and connect entities working to reduce the social impact of cancer in Spain, fostering collaborative networks that promote knowledge, equity and give a voice to those affected.

This initiative seeks to become the starting point of a broader and more structured strategy to support third-party entities, consolidating a collective, coordinated and people-centered response to cancer.

Strategic guidelines for project financing:

1. "More Cancer Data" Line, which funds projects that:
   • Include comparative or evolutionary studies on support, care, and recovery.
   • Improve the availability, quality, and usefulness of the data.
   • Implement harmonized patient outcome and experience metrics (PROMs and PREMs), promoting person-centered assessment.
2. "Patients with a voice" hotline, which funds projects that:
   • Promote patient participation and empowerment through training, knowledge generation, or co-creation methodologies.
   • Promote the creation of community support networks with the direct involvement of patients and families, fostering collaborative spaces, listening systems and local training.
   • Facilitate the integration of the voice of patients and families in the design and improvement of institutional support and care strategies.

La total funding of the call amounts to 1.500.000 €, distributed by project as follows:

• "More Cancer Data" projects: up to €200.000 per project.
• "Patients with a voice" projects: up to €100.000 for single-province projects or up to €150.000 for multi-province projects.

Requirements

Entities with a track record and social commitment in the field of the fight against cancer or in related areas of care, research or support may participate in this call, provided they meet the following conditions:

1. Entities with their own legal personality:
   • Non-profit entities.
   • Social Economy Entities.
   • Associations specializing in the rights and participation of cancer patients.
   • Public non-profit entities, including local authorities.
   • Public research organizations, universities (public or private) and registered technology centers.
   • Non-profit health centers, services and establishments, according to regional regulations.
2. Groups of entities without their own legal personality:
   • Groups of entities from the above categories that, even without their own legal personality, act jointly may also participate.

Application

The request will be made through the help website (see link).

Application phases:

1. Accreditation of the entity.
2. Registration of the managing person.
3. Technical presentation of the project.
4. Documentation of solvency, capacity and sustainability.

For more information, please visit the links available for this purpose.

Application deadline: Feb.6, 2026, 14:00 p.m.