No one should have to fight alone!
Better support throughout the cancer patient journey means better outcomes and improved quality of life.
We are patients and caregivers in the abdominal cancer community.
The Patient and Caregiver Network connects patients and caregivers to one-to-one, human support. Managed closely over the course of cancer treatment and recovery, the Network offers responsive support based on individuals’ needs throughout the patient journey, from diagnosis to survivorship.
Your Ally Against Advanced Abdominal Cancers
For patients and caregivers, by patients and caregivers - we are here for you throughout the patient journey.
Patients and Caregivers
Patients and caregivers who are looking for support in the fight against cancer are welcomed with open arms to join the Patient and Caregiver Network.
Network Coordinator
Our team processes your information and will be in touch to welcome you to the Network and provide some resources to get you started.
Pairing
Our Network Coordinator will confirm the connection between you and your buddy, and will reach out to you periodically to check in on how you are doing.
Volunteer Buddy
Based on the information you provide, we will identify a buddy who has faced an experience similar to yours based on diagnosis, treatment, location, and other preferences that you share.
Ongoing Support
Whatever direction your journey as a cancer patient or caregiver takes, the Patient and Caregiver Network is here for you.
I feel that we are able to communicate openly about our journey... We both have agreed that we don't want our relationship to be just about our cancer. We want to take the time and do fun things. To take our mind off of our illness and just enjoy some time no matter what that may be.
Judy, cancer survivor, on her pairing in the Network
This program is critical in raising awareness, offering education, and aiding in the navigation around the abdominal cancer journey. I found hope, support, and a life-saving solution
Lisa Daniels, survivor
Connections that matter.