Peer to Peer

Although the experience of people diagnosed with cancer varies greatly from one person to another, they all need a good support system in order to cope throughout the different stages of the process. Different support systems have thus been developed including community support groups, online cancer support groups, networks, forums, and charitable organizations. A peer to peer support group may give patients hope and comradery. Below you’ll find several organizations who can provide the support you or your loved one may need. Get connected with a survivor or someone walking the path with you

Cancer Care

Provides telephone, online and support groups.

www.cancercare.org 

Imerman Angels

Online peer support program for patients of any age.

www.imermanangels.org 

National Children’s Cancer Society

This mentoring program provides an opportunity for children ages 10-17, who are in treatment, to be partnered with childhood cancer survivors who are now young adults.

www.thenccs.org 

Stupid Cancer

The Stupid Cancer App connects you to a network of peers who understand what you're going through. They've been there, too. You have a right to know they exist and #sayhello

stupidcancer.org

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