Elaine, caregiver for husband with melanoma, shares her positive experience in finding a caregiver support group which helped her realize she was not alone.

Matthew discusses how to begin your search for clinical trials and essential steps to move forward toward treatment. 

In this video, Abby Brown shares the importance of emotional support at all stages of life—but especially during a cancer diagnosis. Facing cancer can be overwhelming, and having the right support system in place can make a meaningful difference for patients and their loved ones.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, we have have taken swift action to ensure patients and caregivers have access to our support and navigation services through digital channels and our toll-free Helpline.

We are also fortunate to have many friends in the entertainment, sports, and advocacy sectors who have graciously agreed to send messages of hope to people affected by cancer.

Are you interested in advocacy efforts? Would learn more about grassroots advocacy and how it works? Watch the webinar, Engaging in Grassroots Advocacy

Are you interested in clinical trials? Would learn more about how they work and how you can get involved? Watch the webinar

This educational webinar discusses grassroots advocacy at the state level, including healthcare advocacy, trending issues, types of state-based advocacy, and why sharing your story matters.

Join CSC's Cancer Policy Institute to learn how you can use your personal story to effectively advocate and affect change. Our featured speaker, Heather Hall, is a national cancer advocate, speaker, and writer. A three-time cancer survivor, Heather is focused on living life to the fullest. Diagnosed with osteosarcoma at 21, melanoma at 27 and breast cancer at 43, she is committed to sharing her story to help others facing this disease and working to make a positive difference in the fight against cancer.

This video resource talks about understanding colorectal cancer (or CRC) for members of the Navajo community. It was created in collaboration with the Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC) and includes audio in both English and Diné. The resource explains what CRC is, how to treat CRC, and how to talk about personal healing goals with the care team.