Who We Are
OncoHappy is a social initiative focused on giving holistic cancer care to patients and caregivers.
We provide integrative approaches to cancer care awareness, give access to curated information, and facilitate therapy-based mind-body healing experiences.
We personalize cancer journeys, one patient at a time.
our mission
To bring hope, happiness, and love to those touched by cancer.
Our Offering
Our Approach
We A-I-M to make a difference, one life at a time.
Our Impact
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projects / initiative
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cities
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experts / therapists
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sessions / workshops
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collaborators
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beneficiaries
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awareness
OUR STORY
Driven by love, and inspired by grief, we needed to channelize the learnings of
our encounter with the big “C.”
There were many gaps in our journey with cancer – seeking and gathering
information, access to resources, personalized care, patient well-being, social
stigmas, caregiver trauma, and the constant fear of what next?
Nobody should have to struggle to find these answers.
Nobody should give up because they don’t know better.
We asked ourselves this –
How do we help others
manage their cancer
journeys and make
better-informed decisions?
So, in 2017, OncoHappy started its journey with one overarching goal in mind; to change the cancer narrative. One patient at a time.
We are listeners, believers, hackers, and healers. We hope to give more of ourselves, whether its strength, love, compassion, healing or the will to live.
We, at OncoHappy, believe in living it up – fully, deeply, wisely, without fear or remorse.
This is for Mom, and for everyone who embraces their journeys, gracefully.
– Mansi Mehta, Founder & Director
OUR MILESTONES
Our Founders
Mansi Mehta
(Founder, Vision and Strategy): Lost mom to cancerDriven by personal loss, Mansi started OncoHappy in 2017 to bridge cancer care gaps in the ecosystem. Ever since she has been dedicated towards healing – to make a difference, to save lives. One to many.
A social entrepreneur, impact investor and a leadership advisory professional with 15+ years of experience, she mentors, consults and helps organizations on people strategies to build and retain their leadership talent through Nodus Talent International.
MBA, JBIMS.
Salil Musale
(Co-Founder, Fund Raising): Cancer CrusaderSalil is a cancer survivor. Driven by this, he joined hands with other co-founders to form Oncohappy with a vision to improve cancer care in India by enabling better access and holistic care to patients & caretakers.
Salil runs his family manufacturing business and through the family, the foundation invests a lot of time in managing many CSR initiatives for the underprivileged such as education for Adivasi children, schools, income generation for farmers and village women, child & women healthcare, among others.
Monali Thakker
(Co-Founder, Technology): Cancer CaregiverAs a cancer caregiver, I realized that the journey of cancer treatment and rehabilitation is not just faced by the patient but the entire family.
The lack of awareness and lack of care continuity leads to ignoring extremely important and impactful care areas which are pivotal to heal the person. I joined hands with OncoHappy in 2017 to contribute to a better patient experience and journey.
Monali has over 14 years of experience in the healthcare industry across the USA, the UK, ME and India. She is an active startup mentor and investor and lives in Dubai with her husband and 3-year-old son, Arjun.
LATEST NEWS
NGO Initiative #baldishappy
NGO Initiative #baldishappy Celebrates The Big C With Hair Donation DriveJan 29, 2019
#colorishappy, an initiative
#colorishappy, an initiative to perk up cancer spaces with muralsOctober 18, 2019
A date with mom on mother’s day May 6, 2019
A date with mom on mother’s dayMay 6, 2019
Healing Through Art
Healing Through ArtApril 9, 2019
#colorishappy, an initiative
Expressive healing festival: OncoHappy with LALA WorldSeptember 27, 2018
Taking care of the caregiver
Taking care of the caregiverMay 28, 2019
Mumbaikars connect with art on Mothers Day
Mumbaikars connect with art on Mothers DayMay 16, 2018
Helping cancer-stricken kids fight depression
Helping cancer-stricken kids fight depression with artSeptember 3, 2018
Mom samaritan: Making healing easier for cancer patients
Mom samaritan: Making healing easier for cancer patientsMay 4, 2019
Mumbai diary: Bald is beautiful
Mumbai diary: Bald is beautifulFeb 12, 2019
Donate your hair to make wigs for cancer patients
Donate your hair to make wigs for cancer patientsFeb 5, 2019
Interviews on coaching, transformation, thriving, and paediatric care
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