February Updates

February Update: Your Support in Action February was a month of meaningful progress for Baja Cancer Outreach and the communities we serve across Baja California Sur. Thanks to your generosity, we will continue to expand cancer education, patient support, and community partnerships that reduce barriers to care. Expanding Cancer Awareness in Everyday Spaces This month,…

Lighting Up The Night For Cancer Care

✨✨La Fiesta Blanca✨✨ The night was lit up with brilliant attire and fairy lights. Your support shone through and together we raised $32,000 U.S. for cancer care. Our partner, Onco Loreto, will distribute the funds to patients in Loreto facing cancer so they can travel to La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico and beyond for treatment, diagnostic…

Partnership with 🐶🐾 Baja Mobile SteriVet 🐾🐶

BCO is really excited to be in partnership with Baja Mobile SteriVet to bring breast health awareness to all of Baja California Sur. Mobile SteriVet is doing incredible work to sterilize dogs through out Baja. We have partnered with them to provide educational posters that pet parents can read while they wait for their pets…

Every step we take—whether educational, collaborative, or supportive—is part of a larger effort to reduce the suffering caused by cancer in Loreto. Progress is not always immediate, but by listening, adapting, and working together, we continue to build a stronger foundation for compassionate, community-based support.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us.


Our vision is to improve overall health and reduce preventable cancer deaths in rural Baja by working within the constraints of local culture and healthcare systems. We aim to provide a safety net for organizations and individuals with extremely limited resources to access healthcare. By engaging all stakeholders, we strive to enhance access to healthcare—particularly cancer care—through support for prevention, early detection, and screening education for individuals, families, and communities. We also seek to inspire change makers by empowering individuals, educators, employers, healthcare students, and organizations through education and grant opportunities.


Our Mission


We support the people of Loreto facing cancer by strengthening the foundations of awareness, education and care through partnerships.

We are dedicated to transforming the future of cancer care in rural Baja Mexico by empowering local heroes—individuals and organizations—who offer financial lifelines to patients in need and deliver life-changing health education. Through compassion, community, and knowledge, we strive to ensure that no one faces cancer alone and that every person has the opportunity to live a healthier, hope-filled life.

Baja Cancer Outreach is 501c3 organization.

We envision a future where resources can be shifted from critical cancer care to prevention, screening and health education.

We would love to hear your ideas about projects we can support that align with our mission. We need help from volunteers and partner organizations. Please reach out to us with fundraising ideas, sponsorship requests more information about volunteer opportunities. We welcome donations of time, services, ingenuity and of course dollars or pesos.

Contact Tracey Delaplain at Tracey@BajaCancerOutreach.org

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Our Message

As the founder of Baja Cancer Outreach, I believe that through awareness and compassion, we can transform the cancer journey for individuals and families in rural Baja. By supporting trusted Mexican programs, we can improve prevention efforts, ensure access to life-saving screenings, and invest in healthcare education and wellness. Our mission is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves access to quality care. Together, we can give hope, extend lives, and uplift communities.

Hope Rises

— CEO and Founder, Tracey Delaplain, MD

Their Journey, Our Support

Maria’s Story Maria is every cancer patient in Rural Baja. Everyone has to travel for cancer diagnostics, treatments and follow up. Most basic cancer care is available in La Paz but many patients travel to Tijuana or the mainland for specialty care. The majority of children and patients with complex cancer have to travel to…