Cancer is a chronic disease that threatens lives and is the leading cause of death in Thailand. Despite significant advancements in treatment technology, new cases of cancer continue to increase every year. Even though modern medical technology has made great strides, cancer patients still have to endure the suffering caused by the disease. The Faculty of Nursing at Burapha University recognizes its role as an educational institution responsible for producing professional nurses. As a result, they have initiated a collaborative academic service project with Chonburi Cancer Hospital, focusing on ‘Care for Adult Patients with Acute, Chronic, and End-of-Life Conditions in Cancer Patients.’ The project aims to provide participants with knowledge and understanding of caring for adult patients with sudden, chronic, and end-of-life conditions in cancer patients, as well as their families who seek services at Chonburi Cancer Hospital. The project also aims to empower participants to practice self-care to prevent complications, promote health, and achieve basic health recovery. These efforts will ultimately contribute to improving the quality of life for both cancer patients and their families.