AMESA

Dive into action with AMESA: our shared passion for over 20 years has been to fight melanoma, with you!

Learn the essentials about melanoma here, in order to prevent, detect and fight this silent scourge that threatens your largest organ: your skin !

Immerse yourself in the actions carried out by the association: advances, hopes and concrete actions to reduce this disease. Click now to be in the heart of the fight !

Would you like to participate in or organize a workshop? You have a question ? All your ideas are welcome. Click now to start a conversation with one of our volunteers !

Find out how to move from awareness to action: Together, let’s make a difference against melanoma. Click to act now and volunteer with us !

AMESA and you: Together against melanoma since 2000!

In 2000, in a hospital room in Nantes, George Laval fought against a formidable adversary: ​​melanoma. But instead of letting himself be overwhelmed by the illness, an idea germinates within him. Why not transform your own ordeal into a source of hope for others? Thus was born the association law 1901 AMESA, driven by the desire to provide support and comfort to those fighting skin cancer.

Quickly, other heroes joined the cause: nurses and doctors from the department where George Laval was hospitalized, relatives of patients… All share the same determination to make a difference. Today, AMESA has 20 volunteers, including 7 people mobilized on the ground to carry out the association’s actions.

Their mission? Listen to and support people with melanoma and their loved ones, support research and inform, raise awareness about sun prevention, particularly through workshops and interventions. And all this, financed by every cent donated by the association’s contributors. Because AMESA is a non-profit organization, whose volunteers are driven solely by the desire to make a difference, with the help of donors.

Joining or supporting AMESA means joining a large family engaged in a vital struggle. It’s about being someone’s hero, even when times are dark. Because together we are stronger, and together we can fight melanoma, one step at a time.

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“Behind the cloud, the sun always shines”

Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States (1861-1865)

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