Through our LIVESTRONG SurvivorCare program we provide free one-on-one professional counseling services, help with financial, employment and insurance concerns and information about treatment options.
We empower survivors, with an emphasis on those most in need, to understand what to expect and to know what questions to ask throughout the cancer experience.
In 2008, 332,000 people living in nearly 200 countries accessed the cancer support information on our website. More than 165,000 LIVESTRONG Survivorship Notebooks were distributed to help guide people through their cancer experience. And we helped more than 4,700 cancer survivors through free, professional one-on-one support in English and Spanish.
Connect people in your community to the LIVESTRONG SurvivorCare at our toll free number (866-673-7205) or the web address LIVESTRONG.org/SurvivorCare.
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We raise awareness, work on projects to address cancer specific concerns in our local area and we raise funds for LIVESTRONG and other cancer fighting organizations.
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- LS Army Greater Boston
- LS Army Ypsilanti, MI
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- LIVESTRONG Army Central Jersey
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Imerman Angels: One-on-One Cancer Support
Imerman Angels connects a person fighting cancer today ("cancer fighter") with someone who has beaten the same type of cancer ("cancer survivor"). The relationship provides a fighter the opportunity to ask personal questions and receive encouragement from someone who is uniquely familiar with the situation. The relationship provides a survivor the opportunity to personally help a fighter as he or she battles the disease.
In addition, Imerman Angels also connects “caregivers.” A caregiver is a friend or family member who is supporting a cancer fighter. Like fighters and survivors, they wish to be paired up with another caregiver who relates to and understands their situation. For instance, we have introduced the mother of a three-year-old cancer fighter to the mother of a four-year-old cancer survivor.
In addition, Imerman Angels also connects “caregivers.” A caregiver is a friend or family member who is supporting a cancer fighter. Like fighters and survivors, they wish to be paired up with another caregiver who relates to and understands their situation. For instance, we have introduced the mother of a three-year-old cancer fighter to the mother of a four-year-old cancer survivor.
Cancer Organizations & Support Sites
Lance Armstrong Foundation
National Cancer Institute
Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ)
Dr. Robert E. Weiss - CINJ
Testicular Cancer Society (coming soon)
American Cancer Society
Imerman Angels
Sean Kimerling TC Foundation
I’m Too Young for This!
Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults
Testicular Cancer Resource Center
TC-Cancer.com
The Wellness Community
Cancer Advocates Coalition
Kaleidscope of Hope
Gilda's Club
Fertile Hope
National Cancer Institute
Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ)
Dr. Robert E. Weiss - CINJ
Testicular Cancer Society (coming soon)
American Cancer Society
Imerman Angels
Sean Kimerling TC Foundation
I’m Too Young for This!
Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults
Testicular Cancer Resource Center
TC-Cancer.com
The Wellness Community
Cancer Advocates Coalition
Kaleidscope of Hope
Gilda's Club
Fertile Hope
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