The Sri Lanka Cancer Society, established in 1948, is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for cancer patients across the nation. It operates facilities like “Shantha Sevana,” a hospice for terminally ill patients, and the Bandaranaike Memorial Cancer Home, which supports patients receiving treatment. The society also focuses on public education to promote cancer awareness and prevention. Volunteers play a crucial role, contributing their time and skills to support the society's mission. As a member of the Union for International Cancer Control, the organization collaborates globally to adopt best practices in cancer care and awareness.