Our evidence-based programs make an IMPACT and we can track and report the IMPACT they make.
Increase awareness
Increase Prevention
Increase Early Detection
Save lives
An Overview of Our Programs
Practice Safe Skin: awareness, education and access to sunscreen is included in our comprehensive sunscreen dispenser program. Community partners such as parks & recreation along with corporate sponsors can reach large audiences at beaches, parks, and in urban areas. Practice Safe Skin is further extended to outdoor workers with prevention education programs. Learn more
Outdoor workers are at a higher risk of developing skin cancer including melanoma. This program increases awareness, provides prevention education and provides access to sunscreen, protective clothing and portable shade.
Skinny on Skin: a prevention education program targeting professionals (e.g., hair stylists, tattoo artists, nail techs) who can be instrumental in the early detection of skin cancer including melanoma. Learn more
No Sun for Babies: a prevention education program to increase awareness and educate caregivers and new parents about the importance of protecting sensitive infant skin from the sun. Learn more
IMPACT Shade: shade is important to our health and can protect us from cancer causing UV rays. IMPACT Shade offers corporate sponsors and community leaders the opportunity to provide portable shade in communities, particularly in urban areas. As part of IMPACT Shade, we seek to partner with architects, urban planners and community leaders to incorporate shade into urban development projects. Learn more
Why IMPACT Melanoma and our programs?
Customized
Evidence-based
Proven evidence-based programs
Integrated
Sustainable
Melanoma is the second highest cancer among 15–29-year-olds.
Early detection is essential.
I was diagnosed with malignant melanoma the summer before my senior year of high school. At the time I had no idea what melanoma was. My mom noticed an irregular mole on my back while, ironically, applying sunscreen.
