An invitation to join us for Cancer Can't Dance Like This Sunday January 24, 2010 @ Le Petit Campus - show 8pm.

VOBOC is offering free tickets to the show to all young adult cancer patients (aged 18 to 29) currently receiving cancer treatment at an oncology centre in Canada.

For information, tickets or to register to receive a VOBOC complimentary ticket if you are in active cancer treatment please contact:   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

VOBOC will be at Avon Canada in Montreal "Painting it Pink - Letting You Decide Where the Donations Go"  

Our team along with about 600 people will be painting Avon's driveway to symbolize the colour of hope and the commitment to finding a cure to breast cancer.  As you know, VOBOC works very closely with medical teams at several McGill University teaching hospitals (Royal Victoria, Montreal General, Montreal Neurological, Lakeshore and the Jewish General Hospital).  We know first hand the need to find a cure for breast cancer.  According to Cancer Care Ontario - "almost two-thirds of young adults cancers occur in young women.  Of these, breast cancer is the most common."

The VOBOC foundation is a non-profit, federally incorporated charitable organization offering free diversions for cancer patients. The VOBOC Foundation exists to assist, materially and financially, oncology patients within cancer treatment centers who wish to have an opportunity to venture out and enjoy activities beyond their cancer.

Located in Montreal, VOBOC currently offers two free services to cancer patients receiving active cancer treatment (chemotherapy, radiotherapy and/or palliative care) at the three adult sites of the McGill University Healthcare Centre (MUHC):the Montreal General, the Montreal Neurological and the Royal Victoria Hospitals and last fall VOBOC introduced its services to adult oncology patients receiving treatment at the Lakeshore General Hospital.

Since receiving its federal charity status in 2002 VOBOC has awarded out more than $40,000.00 worth of free venturing out activities and gift-certificates to oncology patients and VOBOC has granted dozens of Special Requests to patients with advanced cancer.

VOBOC plans to bring its two free services (venturing out Avtivities and Special requests) into more cancer treatment centres as quickly as resources permit. Our long term goal is to offer our free services to oncology patients right across Canada.