The first steps are always the hardest, and often, the most remarkable
How We Began
Cachar Cancer Hospital & Research Centre was established and is administered by the Cachar Cancer Hospital Society, a non-profit NGO, registered under the Societies Registration Act. It is located at the outskirts of Silchar town in the Barak Valley of Assam in India.
1992

The society came into existence

The Cachar Cancer Hospital Society came into existence in 1992 because of the vision of a group of citizens who came together as a result of a desperately felt need for a cancer hospital (since the only cancer hospital in the entire north east was in far away Guwahati). The Society had three principal objectives: (1) to make people aware of cancer, adopt preventive measures and seek early detection (2) to establish a full-fledged cancer hospital to provide meaningful services to all suffering people and (3) to set up a cancer research centre.

1996

The hospital was inaugurated

Public philanthropy helped in the construction of the Cachar Cancer Hospital & Research Centre on the land (11 bigha) allotted by the Government of Assam. The foundation stone of the hospital was laid by the late Mr. Hiteshwar Saikia, the then Chief Minister of Assam. The hospital was inaugurated on February 10, 1996.