Support & Resources
Support & Resources
You are not alone. Whether you are navigating a diagnosis, caring for a loved one, or adjusting to life after treatment, there are people and organizations ready to help.
For Patients
If you have recently been diagnosed or are currently undergoing treatment, these resources can help you navigate your journey.
Support Groups
Connect with others who understand your experience. Our support groups provide a safe space to share, learn, and heal together.
Learn moreFinancial Assistance
Cancer treatment can be expensive. Learn about financial assistance programs, insurance navigation, and practical support.
Learn moreFor Caregivers
Caring for someone with cancer is both an act of love and a demanding responsibility. Support is available for you too.
Caregiver Resources
Caring for someone with cancer is both rewarding and challenging. Access guides, tools, and support designed specifically for caregivers.
Learn moreFor Survivors
Life after treatment brings new challenges and triumphs. These resources support you in the next chapter.
Survivor Network
Join our thriving community of survivors who are living proof that there is hope. Share your story and inspire others.
Learn moreFor Families
A cancer diagnosis affects the entire family. Find resources to help your loved ones cope and stay informed.
Family & Friends
Supporting a loved one with cancer affects the whole family. Find resources to help your family navigate this journey together.
Learn moreCommunity & Advocacy
Connect with advocacy organizations, community programs, and awareness initiatives in your area.
Community Programs
Educational workshops, wellness activities, and community events that bring people together for awareness and support.
Learn moreCrisis Resources
Immediate help is available 24/7
National Cancer Institute
Free, confidential information and support from trained cancer information specialists.
1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237)
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
If you or someone you know is in crisis or emotional distress, free and confidential support is available around the clock.
Call or text 988
Financial Assistance
Help with the cost of care
The financial burden of cancer treatment can be overwhelming. Several organizations and programs exist to help offset medical costs, travel expenses for treatment, and other financial challenges:
- Hospital social workers and patient navigators can connect you with financial assistance programs specific to your situation.
- Pharmaceutical patient assistance programs may provide medications at reduced or no cost for qualifying individuals.
- Non-profit organizations often offer grants for treatment- related expenses such as transportation, lodging, and childcare.
Emotional Support
Caring for your mental health
A cancer diagnosis affects more than physical health. Anxiety, depression, fear, and isolation are common — and valid — responses. Seeking emotional support is not a sign of weakness; it is a vital part of overall well-being.
- Counseling and therapy with professionals experienced in oncology can help you process complex emotions and develop coping strategies.
- Support groups — both in-person and online — connect you with others who understand what you are going through.
- Online communities offer 24/7 access to peer support, shared experiences, and a sense of belonging when you need it most.