42 teams teed off on Friday, May 17th at the 20th Annual Scotiabank Charity Golf Tournament in support of women’s wellness. The real winner on the day was the Caribbean Association for Oncology and Haematology who received a donation to fund a community outreach program dedicated to activities that will facilitate education, screening, promoting survivorship and highlighting palliative care.

The C.A.O.H 180 Degree burn was launched at The Nelson Mandela Park on Tuesday 5^th February 2019 under the Patronage of Mrs. Sharon Rowley and His Worship Mayor Joel Martinez. The objective of the burn focused on turning current lifestyle habits around by 180 degrees to have a Healthier Outlook and Quality of life by increasing physical activity in the community. This included physical, social and mental health variables and to assess the response to this intervention. 90 persons participated with representation from PAHO, AMCHAM and The Ministry of Health.

CAOH’s largest event is its’ International Conference which has seen professionals and students alike from the Caribbean to Latin and North America assemble to discuss the way forward for Cancer and Hematology treatment in their region.

7^th and 8^th International Oncology Conferences in Trinidad and Tobago:

• September 29^th – October 1^st, 2017.
  • Attendance 200 persons.
• May 11^th – 12^th, 2018.
  • Attendance – 250 persons.