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Active Survivors Network, 410-823-0562 Connecting, uniting and empowering all cancer survivors through the promotion of physical fitness programming. [website] [email] AIM At Melanoma, 916-706-0599 Provides comprehensive online melanoma information for patients and caregivers, supports melanoma research; and promotes prevention and education among the general public and medical professionals. [website] [email] American Cancer Society, 800-ACS-2345 Aside from what you may already know, ACS has more than 3400 local community chapters who provide support, financial assistance and counseling for anyone affected by cancer. [website] [email] Annie Appleseed Project, 561-749-0084 Provides information, education and advocacy about complementary, alternative and integrative cancer care for survivors, families and providers. [website] [email] Blood And Marrow Transplant Information Network, 414-352-3219 A portal for information, resources and encouragement for young adult survivors affected by a bone marrow or stem cell transplant. [website] [email] Breast Cancer Stories A virtual support network where people touched by breast cancer can keep loved ones updated as they go through treatment and find and connect with other patients going through a similar experience. [website] [email] Breast Cancer Network Of Strength, 800-221-2141 Information and support for anyone touched by breast cancer, including a toll-free hotline, survivor match program and online network forums. [website] [email] The Cancer Advocacy Project (City Bar Justice Center), 212-382-4785 Provides cancer patients and survivors with no-cost legal information and advice from experienced volunteer attorneys. [website] [email] Cancer and Careers A resource for working women with cancer as well as their employers, coworkers and caregivers to help deal with navigating their survivorship through self-advocacy. [website] [email] Cancervive, 800-4-TO-CURE Support, public education, media and advocacy-related programming to help cancer survivors reclaim their lives in the wake of the challenges of life after cancer. [website] [email] Cancer Roadmap Advice and information for people fighting cancer as well as the friends and family that form their support networks. [website] [email] ChemoCare, 800-223-2273 Online resources about chemotherapy treatments and managing side effects featuring survivor forums, message boards, nutritional counseling and long-term concerns. [website] Cancer Directory, 646-831-5340 Cancer information gateway featuring blog, website and resource reviews as well as a community of patients, survivors, family members and health professionals. [website] [email] Cancer Hope Network, 877-HOPENET Confidential one-on-one cancer support and peer networking by trained volunteers who have themselves undergone and recovered from a similar cancer experience. [website] [email] Cancer Support Community, 888-793-9355 Professional support services for anyone affected by cancer with an emphasis on quality-of-life survivorship issues. [website] [email] Corporate Angel Network, 866-328-1313 To ease the emotional stress, physical discomfort and financial burden of travel for cancer patients by arranging free flights to treatment centers, using unused seats on corporate charters. [website] [email] DKMS Americas, 866-340-3567 Organizes donor drives to give every patient suffering from leukemia and equal chance to find a match. Connects marrow donors with patients in need. [website] [email] Friend for Life Cancer Support Network, 866-FRIEND4 Confidential and cost free one-on-one support of newly diagnosed and/or loved ones with trained survivors of the same cancer and treatment. [website] [email] The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, 800-955-4572 Dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education, patient services and survivorship programs for those affected. [website] [email] LIVESTRONG, 512-236-8820 Survivorship advocacy, support materials, grant-assistance, online community forums and national visibility to motivate and educate anyone affected by cancer. [website] [email] Life with Cancer, 703-698-2526 Offers free educational classes and consultations, support groups, counseling, and mind-body/wellness programs designed to help those affected by cancer understand and live with its impact. [website] [email] Mesothelioma Web, 877-367-6376 A comprehensive web portal on mesothelioma, providing facts about palliative care, nutrition, and chemotherapy, as well as information on clinical trials. [website] [email] National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, 301-650-9127 Survivor-led advocacy organization working to increase access to improved quality care through legislative and public policy change, patient empowerment and educational outreach initiatives. [website] [email] National Cancer Institute, 800-4-CANCER The NCI coordinates the National Cancer Program, which conducts and supports research, training, health information dissemination, and other programs with respect to the cause, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of cancer, rehabilitation from cancer, and the continuing care of cancer survivors and co-survivors. [website] [email] National Coalition of Oncology Nurse Navigators, 888-451-8995 Oncology Nurse Navigators advocate, remove systemic barriers for oncology patients and families and provide a single point of contact throughout the entire cancer treatment experience and continuum. [website] [email] The National LGBT Cancer Network Addressing the needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people with cancer and those at risk. [website] [email] Out With Cancer, 212-673-4920 Online and offline support groups, advocacy and information for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people affected by cancer. [website] [email] People Living With Cancer, 888-651-3038 Web portal featuring oncologist-approved cancer information from The American Society of Clinical Oncology and the ASCO Foundation. [website] [email] Patient Advocate Foundation, 800-532-5274 Safeguarding survivors through mediation assuring access to care, maintenance of employment and preservation of financial stability. [website] [email] SHARE, Ovarian Cancer Hotline, 866-537-4273 Proviging women diagnosed with ovarian cancer or those with suspicious symptoms with peer support/matching, information and access to statewide, regional and local resources. [website] [email] Shareing and Careing, 718-777-5766 Individual, family and group counseling, ongoing support groups, educational and survivorship workshops, financial assistance and mentoring opportunities for anyone affected by breast and ovarian cancer. [website] [email] Shop Well With You, 800-799-6790 Online body-image resource for women living with and beyond cancer offering services to help improve self-image and quality of life. [website] [email] Vital Options, 800-477-7666 A global resource for cancer survivors featuring "The Group Room", a weekly syndicated cancer talk radio show simulcast. [website] [email] Well Spouse Association, 800-838-0879 Nonprofit membership organization providing peer-to-peer support to wives, husbands, or partners of persons with any chronic illness. [website] [email] |
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