Survivor’s Guide: Stick Together, Seek Support, Seize the Day
An artist reflects on the importance of cancer support, her tribe of fellow survivors, and her carpe diem philosophy.
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Policy Priorities and Principles
Through engagement in public policy and advocacy, we are working to ensure that the voices of people impacted by cancer play a central role in policy making.
Tend To Your Emotions During Cancer Treatment
Treatment can bring big emotions. There's no right or wrong way to feel. Here's how to make space for your emotions.
Worried About Cancer Costs? We Offer Free Financial Navigation & Support
Cancer treatment costs and other financial stressors can weigh heavy on cancer patients and their families. Many people are not sure where to turn for guidance. Our Cancer Support Helpline offers free financial navigation for people impacted by cancer. Read our blog to learn how our Financial Navigators can help ease your distress about cancer costs.
Should I Get Genetic Counseling & Testing for Hereditary Cancer Risk?
Get answers to common questions about inherited cancer risk and hereditary cancer screening to help you decide if genetic counseling and testing may be right for you.
Policy & Advocacy Education Center
What is Public Policy?
Public policy is a broad term. It can been defined as the principles on which laws are based, or more simply put, public policies are ideas put into action through laws and regulations. Public policies can be implemented at many levels—local, state, or federal. Public policy is shaped by stakeholders like you through advocacy and education, and put into action by policy makers who design and implement laws and regulations to make those policies a reality.