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American Cancer Society Youth Ambassadors | american cancer society Welcome to the American Cancer Society Youth Ambassador page! This is the American Cancer Society’s Youth Ambassador (ACS-YA) program , where we strive to rally teens from all over the globe to become proactive agents of change in the continuing fight against cancer.
Our mission is to educate communities, engage the youth, inspire change-making, and support everyone impacted by cancer. But first—who are we? We’re a group of passionate students who want to better the world in more ways than one.
Firm believers that age shouldn’t hinder our voices, we organize campaigns, fundraisers, and efforts to battle the widespread effects of cancer. We welcome youth of all backgrounds, and whether you have a personal connection to cancer or simply a desire to effect positive change, you will nevertheless gain valuable experience from this program. To learn more, go to Get Involved.
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