You Need to Know: breast cancer resources

Category: Washington

  • Living with Cancer Support Group – Patients Only

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    Feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about what lies ahead as you travel through the unfamiliar world of cancer? Come meet others who are just diagnosed, in treatment or post-treatment.

  • BIPOC Communities Cancer Support Group

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    People who identify as members of black, indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) and are living with a cancer diagnosis or have a loved one living with a cancer diagnosis are invited to join this group.

  • Living with Cancer Support Group

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    Feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about what lies ahead as you travel through the unfamiliar world of cancer? Come meet others who are just diagnosed, in treatment or post-treatment.

  • Caregiver Support Group

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    This group is open to any person caring for someone with a cancer diagnosis. Join with others who understand the caregiver experience to share ideas, resources and challenges. Through presentations and discussion get the support you need.

  • Young Adult Caregiver Support Group

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    Cancer Lifeline https://cancerlifeline.org/services/support-groups/caregiver-support-group/ Description This group is open to any young adult (~age 20-40) caring for someone with a cancer diagnosis. Join with others who understand the caregiver experience to share ideas, resources and challenges. Through presentations and discussion get the support you need. Facilitator Courtney Zier: MA, LMHC Date & Time 3rd Saturday, 11am-1pm…

  • Young Adult Caregiver Support Group

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    This group is open to any young adult (~age 20-40) caring for someone with a cancer diagnosis. Join with others who understand the caregiver experience to share ideas, resources and challenges. Through presentations and discussion get the support you need.

  • Breast Friends

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    Come be with other women in a relaxing, confidential and supportive environment. Through education and discussion, gain information and tools to help navigate the journey. Open to women who are newly diagnosed, going through or finished with treatment.

  • Bosom Buddies

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    Monthly meetings provide educational presentations and a supportive environment to share with other women living with breast cancer. Join us whether you are newly diagnosed, going through treatment, or consider yourself a survivor.

  • Camp Sparkle (Tacoma)

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    Camp Sparkle is a free, summer day camp for kids and teens who have been impacted by cancer – either from a personal diagnosis or that of a loved one.

  • Camp Sparkle (Seattle)

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    Camp Sparkle is a free, summer day camp for kids and teens who have been impacted by cancer – either from a personal diagnosis or that of a loved one.