The Cancer Society of The Bahamas is a dedicated non-profit organization focused on improving the lives of those affected by cancer through comprehensive educational programs and support services. Established to promote awareness around early detection, prevention, and treatment of cancer, the Society operates a Cancer Caring Centre that serves as a "home away from home" for patients from the Family Islands undergoing treatment in Nassau.

With thirteen branches throughout the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, the organization offers essential services such as cancer testing, including national Pap smear, breast, and prostate screenings. They also provide emotional and moral support through various support groups and community initiatives. The Freedom Kids program facilitates annual trips for children to Camp Good Days in New York, fostering joyous experiences amid their struggles.

Additionally, the Society is engaged in an ambitious $3 million expansion project for the Cancer Caring Centre, further enhancing its capacity to serve those in need. Through events and sponsorships, they continue to drive their mission of offering hope and assistance to cancer patients and their families.