Task Force Mission
The Colorectal Cancer Task Force is the only statewide group in Colorado that allows peer-to-peer engagement, learning and collective action to support colorectal cancer initiatives, throughout the continuum of care.
Colorectal Cancer Task Force Successes
Partnering to Prevent Colorectal Cancer
Thank you to the Colorectal Cancer Task Force, American Cancer Society, Catch It In Time, and Surgery Center Fort Collins for hosting a free colorectal cancer screening day for uninsured patients.
Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month – March
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. To mark the occasion, CRC Task Force members wore blue to the March Task Force meeting. Thanks to our Task Force members for supporting CRC screening and survivorship efforts across the state!
Task Force Action Plan
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
The Personal and Financial Value of an Organized Colorectal Cancer Screening Program for Employers
CRC Awareness Month Resources 2017 – Support Groups and resources
How to get Involved
- Get a local proclamation
- Light blue (ribbons, clothing, social)
Member organizations
Colorado Cancer Coalition- 365Health
- ACS CAN
- American Cancer Society
- Anthem
- Centura Hospitals
- Colon Cancer Alliance
- Colon Cancer Coalition
- Colorado Colorectal Screening Program
- Colorado Community Health Network
- Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
- Exact Sciences
- Fight CRC
- Parker Adventist
- Penrose St. Francis
- Pfizer
- UCHealth Family Medicine
- University of Colorado Cancer Center
- University of Colorado Cancer Center Office of Community Outreach and Engagement
- Xellia
Meeting Information
This Task Force meets on the second Thursday of each month at 8 a.m.. Sign up for updates using the button below, or contact the co-Chairs.
Task Force Meeting Minutes
Co-Chairs
Ian Kahn, Co-Chair
Colorado Cancer CoalitionVisit our additional website Trust Your Gut Colorado to learn more about screening locations and resources.
There are an estimated 2,130 new cases of colorectal cancer (CRC) each year in Colorado, but CRC is preventable and highly curable when it is diagnosed and treated at early stages – there is a 90% 5-year survival rate when caught early. The Colorado Comprehensive Cancer Control Program (CCCCP) and the CRC Task Force partnered with Catch It In Time to produce CRC Screening 101, a series of educational videos on CRC screening guidelines and considerations, with the goal of improving knowledge of CRC screening amongst providers. Please share these videos with your networks and help us get the word out about appropriate CRC screening!
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