All Programs
A virtual support group for people in their 20s & 30s living with or surviving a cancer diagnosis. For individuals recently diagnosed to 5 years out of treatment.
A virtual support group for individuals who have had a person in their life die from cancer.
A virtual support group for family members and friends who are caregiving for a person with a cancer diagnosis.
A virtual support group for children ages 4-12 years who are remembering someone who has died of cancer. By using a variety of therapeutic play activities, which are mailed to their home, the children will engage virtually to receive support and education, ask questions, express difficult feelings and share common experiences.
A virtual support group for children ages 4-12 who currently have someone in their life who has cancer. By using a variety of therapeutic play activities, which are mailed to their home, the children will engage virtually to receive support and education, ask questions, express difficult feelings and share common experiences.
A virtual support group for individuals living with advanced cancer (stages 3 & 4).
For individuals who are recently diagnosed to 18 months out of treatment.
A virtual support group for individuals living with cancer.
For individuals who are recently diagnosed to 18 months out of treatment.
A virtual network of ovarian cancer survivors that meet once a month to support one another, to build knowledge, to provide information and to share resources about living with ovarian cancer.
To join, email – OVCAPeers@gmail.com
A virtual support group for parents/caregivers who are concerned about the impact that their cancer diagnosis and treatment may have on their children.
For parents/caregivers living with a cancer diagnosis and their partners who have child(ren) under 17 years of age.
A virtual support group for parent caregivers of children in active treatment for cancer to connect, share, and receive support—developed in partnership with Childhood Cancer Canada.
A virtual support group for individuals who are 18 months – 5 years post-treatment of a cancer diagnosis.
A virtual support group for teens ages 13-17 who have a significant person living with cancer. The group helps youth find their own unique voice and develop positive peer relationships and coping strategies.
A virtual support group for teens ages 13-17 who have had a significant person die from cancer. The group helps youth find their own unique voice and develop positive peer relationships and coping strategies.
A virtual 6-week closed writing group using a variety of prompts and exercises designed to help you explore and express your experience of cancer.
Join the “Writing Through Cancer” program and experience the power of writing together with other cancer survivors. If you don’t tell your story, who will?
A virtual support group for parents whose child has completed cancer treatment within the last five years — created in partnership and funded by POGO – Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario.