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Sarah’s presentation highlighted psychosocial challenges for young adults with metastatic cancer, in order to better inform clinical practice in the oncology community.

On Tuesday, March 6th, CancerCare’s New Jersey office, in partnership with The Valley Hospital, hosted a fun-filled Super Hero Workshop for families affected by cancer.

“Our role is to provide a safe space for children and teens to talk about their feelings and teach them coping strategies that might help during this difficult time”

CancerCare’s annual Healing Hearts Family Bereavement Camp is a free retreat for families with children or teens who are coping with the loss of a loved one to cancer.

All proceeds of book sales of “Be Kind: A Story of Bella and Muffy” support CancerCare’s free services and programs.

The Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Association of New York donated funds and holiday gifts to CancerCare for Kids.

CancerCare recently launched a back-to-school pilot program to provie children and teens affected by cancer with backpacks and school supplies.

Children, parents and caregivers came together to meet other families coping with cancer and engage in relaxing, therapeutic and fun activities.

A dynamic team of CancerCare’s oncology social workers are presenting this year at the Association of Oncology Social Work (AOSW) Annual Conference.

CancerCare recently hosted a yoga and wellness event for young adults who have used our services, and who are either in active treatment for a cancer diagnosis or are currently post-treatment. The group had the opportunity to engage in low-impact poses in a calming and restorative atmosphere.