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UCSF Cancer Resource Center
at Mission Bay
Formerly the Patient and Family
Cancer Support Center
Walk-In Hours: Monday thru Friday
9:00 am – 4:30 pm
- Many resources and support services available to you
- Visit a comfortable resting area between appointments
- Check your MyChart, emails, or charge your phone
- Or stop by just to say "Hi."
We may be reached by e-mail at
crc@ucsf.edu or
by phone at 415-885-3693.
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Feel free to stop by
1825 4th Street | Cross street, 16th Street
Lobby, Ste. M1210
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Cancer Resource Center
Offerings, Programs & Services
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Interested in Becoming
a Peer Mentor to
New Patients?
We are excited to move our current
Peer Support Program to a newly upgraded and rebranded program called PeerTalk.
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PeerTalk connects patients receiving cancer care with trained Peer Mentors sharing their cancer experience. We have officially launch, however, we are looking for more patients interested in becoming Peer Mentors.
To become a Peer Mentor, you need to:
- Have been diagnosed with cancer OR in a high-risk group for cancer
- Have received a good portion of your cancer care at UCSF
- Are at least 6 + months post treatment or in active surveillance
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Attend a mandatory two-hour PeerTalk Mentor training
Sign Up for a PeerTalk Training
To sign up for one of the Peer Mentor trainings, you will need to register through the UCSF Health PeerTalk platform select "Become a Patient Mentor" and answer a few questions. (You will be guided to Eventbrite, click "Check Availability" to see upcoming dates). Following your registration, you will receive further instructions and information.
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Make a Difference:
Volunteer With the
Cancer Resource Center
Are you looking for a meaningful way to support people impacted by cancer?
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The Cancer Resource Center is seeking
compassionate and dedicated volunteers to join our team.
Our volunteers play an important role in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for patients, caregivers, and staff throughout our UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center. They provide personalized, curated orientations to Cancer Center resources and services and help individuals navigate available support. Whether helping someone find the right resource, connecting a caregiver with support, assisting staff in identifying services for their patients, or simply offering a warm presence, our volunteers help ensure that everyone who connects with the Cancer Resource Center feels welcomed, supported, and cared for.
Interested in joining us?
Contact Bernardo Diaz at bernardo.diaz@ucsf.edu to learn more about volunteer opportunities and how to get involved.
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Notary Services Currently Paused Until 2027
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Notary Services at the
Cancer Resource Center
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CRC Notary offers notary services for UCSF patients at no cost.
What are the requirements to get Notary Services at the CRC?
- Patient must be a UCSF Cancer Center patient.
- Patient must come to the CRC suite at UCSF Mission Bay (exceptions)
- Patient must have a scheduled appointment with CRC Notary prior arriving to the CRC.
| | UCSF Programs, Seminars & Events | | |
Nutrition for Healthy Living
After Cancer:
Practical steps to support your health
and reduce cancer risk
Wed, December 2nd | 12:00 – 1:30 PM
Location: Cancer Resource Center
1825 4th Street, Rm #M1210, SF, CA 94158
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This in-person seminar will delve into the American Institute for Cancer Research/World Cancer Research Fund Nutrition Guidelines for Cancer Survivors.
We will highlight their benefits for cancer risk reduction & overall health after treatment. You will leave with practical nutrition strategies and delicious recipes to help you thrive.
Facilitated by: Greta Macaire, MA, RD, CSO
| | | Greta's Recipe of the Month | | Pumpkin Seed and Black Bean Granola | | |
Ingredients
- 3 cups rolled oats
- 1/2 (15 oz.) can black beans
- 1/2 cup walnut halves, chopped
- 1/2 cup pecans, chopped
- 1/3 cup pumpkin seeds
- 1/2 cup pure maple sugar or date sugar or coconut sugar
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 Tbsp pumpkin pie spice
- 3 Tbsp. coconut oil, melted or avocado oil
- 1/2 cup pumpkin puree
- 1/3 cup unsweetened dried fruit such as raisins or cherries
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Directions
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
- Drain and rinse black beans, then lay out on paper towels to soak up the residual moisture.
- Combine all ingredients except dried fruit.
- Spread mixture onto 2 baking sheets lined with parchment paper.
- Bake for 20 to 30 min., stirring every 15 min.
- When granola is golden brown, take out and let cool completely before stirring in dried fruit. Granola will crisp up slightly as it cools.
- Store in an airtight container or bag.
Yields 15 Servings (1/3 cup per serving).
Recipe from savoryspiceshop.com
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Are you a UCSF cancer patient and have some nutrition concerns?
Note: One-on-one Nutrition Counseling is available with one of our four oncology dietitians at no cost to UCSF cancer patients. These appointments are available via zoom (video visit) or telephone, by scheduling through your oncologist office/team.
| | Jordan's Exercise of the Month | | |
Are you a UCSF cancer patient looking to regain strength or range of motion?
If so, you are eligible for a free one-on-one 60-minute Exercise Counseling video appointment. You will be able ask any specific questions you may have as it relates to exercising. If you have pain or discomfort limiting your participation in exercise, you should reach out to your doctor. They can refer you to physical therapy to manage your pain and help you get back to being physically active!
Please refer to your oncology department to make an appointment referral.
For more information, please call 415-514-6430 or 415-885-3693
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Launch and Twist
(With medicine ball or small pumpkin)
As the holidays draw near, we must continue to prepare the body for what is to come. The lunge and twist help you handle everyday tasks that require bending, reaching, and rotating all at once. Adding a light to medium medicine ball or small pumpkin can prepare your body for various holiday tasks such as: Putting away groceries; Loading and unloading the dishwasher or the car; Playing with kids, grandkids, or pets; Yard work for the fall leaves; or simple house chores like vacuuming or mopping the floor. Once you’re done with your launch and twist with the pumpkin, you can prepare that pumpkin pie you’ve been waiting for all year long.
Keep moving, bake, and enjoy!!
Some pumpkin seed and black bean granola might be nice too!
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Setup: Using a medicine ball or small pumpkin, and/or light dumbbells or no weight at all.
PLEASE NOTE: (Always start with lighter weights to protect your shoulders)
Stand tall with your feet hip-width or shoulder-width apart, holding a medicine ball at chest level with slightly bent elbows.
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Movement:
- Step forward with one leg and lower your hips until both knees bend to roughly 90 degrees.
- Keep your back knee hovering just above or lightly touching the floor.
- Rotate your upper body and the medicine ball toward your front leg.
- Keep the movement controlled and drive the twist from your midsection towards your side.
- Return to center rotate your torso back to face forward.
- Slowly rise push firmly through the front heel to stand back to the starting position.
- Repeat on the opposite side. (You may alternate or do full set on one side then repeat with the other leg)
Tip:
During this exercise, keep your arms elevated without shrugging your shoulders and use your torso rather than your hips to swivel.
Performance:
Perform 1x per day, 2 times a week.
2 sets per leg, 8-10 reps
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Have fun, stay safe, and healthy!
-Jordan LaBrec PT, DPT, MS, CSCS
Core and More Instructor
| | Supporting You with Others | | |
The UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center
has support groups available to both patients and their loved ones. The disease-specific groups are open to patients with Anal Cancer (Women), Bladder Cancer, Blood Cancer (one group in English, one in Spanish), Brain Tumors, Breast Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Gynecological Cancers, Head and Neck Cancer, Lung Cancer, Neuroendocrine Tumors, Prostate Cancer (one general, one for gay men) and one group for ALL cancer types and stages.
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We also offer groups for loved ones, including the Friends and Family Group (open to all cancer types), the Husband and Significant Others group (for male-identifying loved ones), and for Brain Tumor Caregivers
There truly is support available for everyone; there are some groups open to young adults, and some gender specific. We collaborate with other organizations to offer a vast array of options. For more information on registering for any of these groups, please visit:
| | UCSF Friend to Friend Specialty & Gift Shops | |
Mission Bay Friend to Friend Specialty Shop is a cozy little oasis specializing in cancer products such as wigs, mastectomy bras, camisoles, breast prostheses, and headwear. We also have a unique selection of comfortable clothes, hats, books, journals, greeting cards and gifts for all ages.
Come be pampered by our nurturing staff, many of them cancer survivors themselves. They’re here to listen, answer questions and assist you in selecting a beautiful wig or a naturally shaped prosthesis in a warm and welcoming environment respectful of your dignity and privacy.
~Come see our Fall Collection & Gifts~
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Located in the lobby of the
UCSF Precision Cancer Medical Building Mission Bay
1825 4th Street, M1220, San Francisco
Monday – Friday | 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
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Located in the lobby of the
UCSF Mount Zion Campus
1600 Divisadero Street
San Francisco
Monday – Friday | 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
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UCSF Apparel are available at both locations
Thank you for your continued support.
We look forward to supporting you and hope to see you soon!
Please visit our website See More Here
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On-line Zoom Sessions
Expressive Healing: An Online Music & Creativity Workshop
6 -Week Workshop | Online via Zoom
Wednesdays | 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Healing with Writing
Thursdays | 10:00 am – 11:30 am
Writing with Music Workshop for Men:
Creative Community Connection &
Support
Tuesdays | 12:00 – 1:30 pm
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In-Person Sessions
Mount Zion | 1600 Divisadero, SF
Wednesdays | 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Berkeley | 3100 San Pablo Ave, BER
Thursdays | 1:00 – 3:30 pm
Cantonese Speaking
Cancer Support Art Group
1825 4th Street, MB - SF
廣東話支援癌症藝術組
Day & Time TBD upon registration
登記時嘅日子同時間待定
Email Artist JunJun Li
or call 415-885-7225 to register
電郵畀駐場藝術家李俊俊，或者打電話去415-885-7225 報名
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Attention Patients and medical students we invite you to join us in a monthly exchange of letters and artwork between adults living with cancer and medical students. This project is an invitation to practice empathy and compassion, build meaningful connection, and remind one another of the preciousness and value of life.
What is the Firefly Project?
The Firefly Project is a monthly exchange of letters, handwritten or typed, between adults living with cancer and medical students...and more.
The Firefly Project was created in 1992 by Cindy Perlis, former director, Art for Recovery.
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(Registration is Required for all AFR Offerings)
For Additional information and to register for these offerings
Call: 415-885-7225 or Visit: Art for Recovery
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Sponsored by
UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Health
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Centering Women's Health: Integrative Approaches for Lifelong Well-being
Friday, Nov 13th | 8:00AM - 2:30PM
This free symposium will examine common myths and misinformation surrounding women's health. We will also highlighting practical, evidence-based lifestyle strategies and non-pharmacological approaches that support prevention, resilience, and healing.
The keynote address is titled,
Breast Cancer Prevention, Risk Reduction, and Recovery.
Speaker: Debra G. Bell, MD
Learn More & Register Here
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Introduction to Qigong
Sunday, Dec 20th
3.5 hr. Workshop & Practice
9:30AM - 1:00PM
This experiential workshop offers an accessible introduction to qigong, a mind–body practice rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine that combines movement, breath, attention, and the cultivation of life force energy, or Qi. Through mini-lectures and guided practices, participants will begin to awaken their sensitivity to Qi, experience it directly, and explore ways of moving and transforming energy with intention.
Instructor: Gigi Otálvaro, PhD
Learn More & Register Here
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Laughter Yoga
**This is a public class - anyone may join**
All in the comfort of your home.
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Thursdays | 6:00 pm | Via Zoom
Laughter
is like a mini-vacation away from
all your stresses and worries.
Join a fun group of laughter lovers.
Instructor: Teresa Corrigan RN, MA, CLYT
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Sponsored by UCSF Spiritual Care Services
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Mid-Day Mindfulness
A Peaceful Pause for All
Monday – Friday | 12:00 – 12:15 pm
It is only 15 minutes, just for you!
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This is a time for you to take a moment to breathe, reflect, and ground ourselves. No meditation experience necessary.
This space is open for all patients, caregivers, and staff.
To attend online via Zoom
Please email: Spiritual Care Visit Our Website
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Sponsored by MarinHealth Medical Center
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MarinHealth QiGong
for Cancer Survivors and Chronic Illness
Free Weekly Online, via Zoom
Wednesdays | 11:00am - 12:00pm & 2:30 - 3:30pm
UCSF cancer patients and their caregivers
are welcome to attend these weekly classes.
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Introducing Yuan Gong an updated, gentle and effective practice of QiGong, a traditional Chinese healing system (the origin of T’ai Chi). This class focuses on improving health and well-being. Appropriate for people experiencing cancer and chronic conditions. The class accommodates people with movement restrictions or even chair-based practitioners.
Reserve in advance
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Survivorship Wellness
Orientations:
Monday | 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm (2nd Mondays)
8–Week Program:
Mondays | 1:30 – 3:00 pm (rolling)
Online, via Zoom
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If you are a UCSF patient who has finished active cancer treatment, please join us for an orientation to our Survivorship Wellness program. This 8-week interdisciplinary program will help you focus on optimizing health and wellness after cancer treatment.
Learn how to set personal goals and practice skills in: nutrition, exercise, stress management, sleep, goal-setting, sexual wellness, emotional wellness, and spiritual wellness.
Open to UCSF patients who are no longer in active treatment for cancer. Most insurance plans are accepted.
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Registration is required. To learn more or to register,
call 415-353-3931. For more Details
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UPCOMING
Strength Mindset
A NEW Virtual Group Exercise Program for Cancer Survivors
Thurdays | 3:00 – 4:00 pm | Beginning in January 2027
16–Week Program
We are excited to announce a new 16-week virtual group exercise program designed for UCSF cancer survivors who have completed active treatment for cancer.
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This integrative, comprehensive program through the UCSF Cancer Survivorship Program, in collaboration with Physical Therapy and Psycho-Oncology will offer:
- Group-based instruction and coaching by UCSF physical therapists and a clinical health psychologist
- Evidence-based physical activity routines to support recovery from cancer treatment and support long-term health
- Mind-body support: sustaining motivation, nurturing new activity habits, and negotiating barriers to exercise
- Group connection and community support with fellow survivors seeking the same health goals after cancer treatment
Eligibility criteria:
- UCSF patients who have completed active cancer treatment
- Must be able to commit to initial individual consultation with facilitating physical therapists. Followed by 16 weekly group sessions on Thursday
- Should not be currently participating in physical therapy
- Must be in the state of California for all virtual group sessions
Please note: Most insurance is accepted, though be advised this service is not presently covered by those with Cigna insurance.
CONTACT 415-353-3416 to learn more, and to register
for an eligibility evaluation with the Physical Therapy department.
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ONGOING
The MERI Center uses the wisdom of palliative care to honor the humanity and dignity of all people, regardless of background. Bridging innovative education with the arts & humanities, the MERI Center has offerings for all audiences, including patients, caregivers, healthcare workers and the general public. Check out these offerings and more!
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Loss, Losing, Loosening
Poetic Medicine Group
Tuesdays | 9:00 – 10:00am
Poetic Medicine for the "Wounded Healer"
4th Thursdays | 12:00 – 1:00pm
Food for Thought: Poetry Café
Thursdays | 9:00 – 10:00am
What Matters Most?
Advance Care Planning Workshop
Next Session: December 8th
1:00 – 3:00pm
For additional dates email: Gayle Kojimoto
Free Notary Service is available by appointment:
Please call: 415-885-3785 or email Bernardo Diaz
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| | Community Resources & Support Services | | |
Program Highlights
ACS CARES™ (Community Access to Resources, Education, and Support)
Our digital app utilizes a health assessment to provide self-service, non-clinical navigation support with information tailored to each person’s needs. (App is available in English and Spanish)
Road To Recovery ® *
This ACS volunteer program provides free rides to/from cancer-related medical appointments (per availability).
Extended Stay America Lodging Support *
ACS has teamed up with Extended Stay America (ESA) to offer discounted rooms for patients who have to be away from home for cancer treatment.
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Open to Options
Have you recently been diagnosed with a new or recurrent cancer? Do you need to make decisions about treatment options? Do you have an appointment scheduled to meet with your doctor?
Cancer Support Community offers a free question listing service to help you prepare for your upcoming oncology visit. The goals of this program are to help you communicate clearly with your medical team, ask critical questions about your options, and help ensure that your treatment decisions fit your personal hopes and goals.
To make an appointment, please call us at 925-933-0107 or 888-793-9355.
View Here
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WE SUPPORT
Sarcoma Patients | Caregivers | Family and Friends
WE PROVIDE
- Online resources and support groups
- Expert guidance navigating complex treatment decisions
- Financial assistance for second medical opinions for patients who qualify
- Directory of Sarcoma Centers & Sarcoma Specialists at major hospitals and universities near you
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU
Phone: 415-381-7236
Email: info@sarcomaalliance.org
See More Here
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Need to Talk?
Grow Therapy can help.
Find a psychiatrist or therapist near you who takes your insurance. Finding the right therapist that fits your schedule and arranging your session is easy, safe, and secure. Book today!
Location | Insurance | Needs
It can be challenging for patients with Medi-Cal to find a therapist sometimes.
We accept most major insurances including Medi-Cal and many more.
Search and Schedule:
View Here
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CA Caregiver Resource Centers
In collaboration with various organizations to make
these offerings available for you.
Becoming a Resilient Care Partner
with Alzheimer's OC
Tuesday | November 10th
10:00 – 11:00 am PT
Develop a repertoire of skills for resiliency, self-care and coping when caring for someone with dementia. Strategies will be introduced for building resiliency which helps preserve and restore emotional and physical health while navigating the uncertainty of dementia caregiving.
See More Here
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Triage Health Conference
Friday – Saturday | November 6th & 7th
Day1: 10am – 3pm PT | Day2: 8am – 1pm PT
Triage Cancer is hosting this free virtual educational conference for individuals diagnosed with a chronic or serious medical condition, their caregivers, health care professionals, and advocates. The conference provides attendees with crucial information about navigating practical and legal issues, such as mitigating the potential financial toxicity of a diagnosis.
Key Topics:
- Choosing and using health insurance
- Prior authorizations and appealing denials
- Managing medical bills and finances
- Workplace decisions, employment rights, and disability insurance
- Estate planning and legal paperwork
- Patient advocacy and organization
Presenters are:
Triage Cancer CEO Joanna Doran, Esq., and CMO Monica Bryant, Esq.
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Bay Area Cancer Connection 23rd Annual Cancer Conference
Them: Sharing Knowledge and Inspiring Hope
Friday, November 13th, 8:30am – 4:00pm | (In person)
We are excited to announce that tickets for our 23rd Annual Cancer Conference are now on sale! This event brings together people affected by cancer, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and community organizations for a day of education, meaningful conversation, and connection. We hope you will join us to hear from leading experts, learn about advances in cancer care, connect with others who understand your experience, and discover valuable resources for yourself or someone you love.
Location:
Crowne Plaza Foster City-San Mateo
1221 Chess Drive, Foster City
Early Bird Reg. @ $30 by October 23rd
For more information
call (650) 326-6686 or email info@bayareacancer.org
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ROOTS (Risk, Oncology Options, &Thriving in Solidarity)
Thursday, November 5th
4:00 – 6:00 pm
Have you or has someone close to you been told that you have a higher risk for cancer? With new knowledge of genetics and other higher risks for cancer that communities are facing, come new worries.
If you need more support to make sense of your or your family's cancer risk, this group is for you. Come and explore questions and answers about how and when cancer risk is inherited, learn about our own and our families' hereditary cancer risk through genetic testing, and how inherited cancers are different from sporadic cancers.
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Lung Cancer in 2026: What’s Changed, What’s New, and What It Means for You
Tuesday, November 17th
6:00 – 7:30 pm
Lung cancer is composed of many types and knowing which type you or a loved one has is the first step to understanding treatment. Dr. Timothy Ellis-Caleo will explain the main types of lung cancer, describe how testing for “driver mutations” can reveal targets for pill-based therapies, and walk through how immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and newer treatments are changing outcomes across each category. The session is designed for patients, families, and caregivers, with plenty of time for questions.
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Location for Hybrid or In-person Events:
3276 McNutt Ave, Walnut Creek 94597
See more events & programs
Our Calendar
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Balancing Work & Caregiving
Wednesday, Nov 4th | 3:00 pm PT
Caring for a loved one with cancer can include as many components as a regular job. The challenge is to meet these many responsibilities while preserving energy for yourself and your family. Join this webinar to learn about considerations when navigating caretaking responsibilities and employment.
Topics covered include:
- Integrating self-care that works for you while balancing your job and caregiving
- Creating an action plan to help you feel more in control of your responsibilities as a working caregiver
- Thinking of effective ways to communicate with employers and coworkers and more.
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Food is Medicine:
Supporting Cancer Treatment, Side Effects, and Recovery
Sat, November 14th
11:00am – 2:00pm | In-person
Join us for an informative in-person educational program promoting health in the Black community. Learn about the importance of healthy food choices, meal prep to promote optimum health, and to support cancer treatment recovery. This engaging session will highlight not only why nutrition matters but growing confidence about how to put those recommendations into practice.
- Explore access and barriers to high-quality foods.
- Expand your understanding of how nutrition can impact inflammation, metabolic issues, and protect bone and kidney health.
- Learn more about the free local and national resources available through Blood Cancer United
Enjoy a live cooking demonstration
with a complimentary lunch for all attendees.
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Location: The Loom
2220 Livingston Street, Ste. 214
Oakland, CA 94606
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Nationwide Services
Call an Information Specialist
1-888-523-9480 | Mon–Fri 9 am.–9 pm ET
Visit our Resources
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Support for Children & Teens
Who has a Parent with Cancer
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Today our children and teens communicate differently.
Find what works best for your family.
Cancer Support Community | Online
In-person Sessions: Walnut Creek:
*Kids Circle & Teen Talk (Dates vary monthly)
*See calendar for dates and registration.
| | | Women’s Cancer Resource Center “WCRC” provides a range of services to support women with cancer (and their families) in the East Bay & Contra Costa County. | | We help individuals from various backgrounds and cultures improve their quality of life through education, supportive services, and practical assistance. | | A Blood Cancer Information Specialist can speak one-on-one with you and can assist you through blood cancer treatment, and financial and social challenges, and give accurate up-to-date disease treatment and support information. Our Information Specialists are highly trained oncology social workers and nurses located in the United States. | | |
Program status, or help with the online portal, please call
877-557-2672
5:30 am - 2:00 pm PT
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Chat with other patients and caregivers in real time. Our live, weekly online chats provide a friendly and free forum each week for patients and caregivers to chat with others who are going through similar experiences. Join as often as you like.
Check it Out Here Support & Resources
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Pink Ribbon Good
We still provide FREE direct services to women with
breast cancer and gynecological cancers throughout the
CA Bay Area and within a 40-mile radius of SF
and Santa Clara County
Any stage, any age, no restrictions on income.
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For support for yourself or loved one, Click Here
If you would like to donate to this organization, Click Here
You may contact us directly at: 877-269-5367
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Support for Chinese Cancer Patients
and their Families
對中國癌症患者及其家人的支持
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Our Mission: 我們的任務：
To serve Chinese cancer patients and families through service, education,
advocacy, and research.
New Hope Chinese Cancer Care Foundation serves patients regardless of religion, gender, age and region; and serves Chinese cancer patients and their families with the implementation of services and integrated use of resources.
透過服務、教育、宣傳和研究為華人癌症患者和家庭服務。
新希望中華癌症關懷基金會為病人服務，不分宗教、性別、年齡、地理；為華人癌症患者及其家屬提供服務實施和資源整合利用。
Transportation Service 交通接送
Free transportation to cancer patients for medical treatment. Volunteers are arranged according to the situation. Please call as soon as possible to make an appointment.
Providing short-term meal service for cancer patients in need during treatment. Nutritious diet supports cancer patients’ recovery.
"Ask the Doctor" 問醫生
Free Doctor’s Consultation. Oncology specialist Dr. Dai Rongtao answers various questions about cancer treatment for cancer patients and their families.
Visit our website 造訪我們的網站
For these services and more, please call the office for enquiries:
如需這些服務及更多服務，請致電辦公室詢問：
408-609-3338
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Cancer Support Group
2nd & 4th Mondays | 10:30am – 12:00pm
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The Chinese Cancer Support Group is a free and ongoing program that serves cancer patients and their family members through mutual support and caring. We provide resources on health information, fitness, sharing circle, outings, and activities to assist cancer survivors as they experience treatment and recovery.
For support for patients and families who speak Taishanese, please call
Joanna Jiang at 415-781-0401 ext. 125
For questions or more information, please contact our front desk staff
at 415-781-0401
癌症支援小組
每月第二和第四個星期一 |上午 10:30 – 下午 12:00
華人癌症互助小組是一個免費且持續性的項目，透過相互支持和關懷為癌症患者及其家人提供服務。我們提供健康資訊、健身、分享圈、郊遊和活動方面的資源，以幫助癌症倖存者接受治療和復原。
如需為講台山話的患者及其家屬提供支持，請致電：
Joanna Jiang，電話：415-781-0401 轉 125
如有任何疑問或想了解更多信息，請聯繫我們的前台工作人員。
415-781-0401
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