Educational Resources

The American Cancer Society (ACS) is a nationwide nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by cancer through research, education, advocacy, and patient support services. ACS provides trusted, evidence-based information on cancer prevention, treatment, survivorship, and emotional well-being for patients, survivors, caregivers, and families.

After Cancer Treatment is Finished Survivor Guide (PDF):

This American Cancer Society survivor guide helps individuals transition from active cancer treatment to survivorship. The booklet provides practical information about follow-up care, survivorship care plans, managing long-term side effects, emotional wellness, healthy lifestyle habits, and questions to ask healthcare providers after treatment ends.

The Cancer Support Community provides free support, education, and resources for people impacted by cancer, including survivors, caregivers, and families. Through support groups, educational programs, and online tools, the organization helps individuals navigate the emotional, social, and practical challenges of cancer while fostering connection and community.

CancerCare provides free support services to individuals affected by cancer, including counseling, support groups, education, and financial assistance to help manage the emotional and practical challenges of cancer.

Collaborative Cancer Care provides counseling, psychotherapy, and support services for individuals affected by cancer, including patients, survivors, caregivers, and families, with a focus on emotional well-being and connection through support groups.

Educational Chat & Chews is a free virtual lunchtime series offering quick, meaningful conversations on topics that support your mind, body, and well-being. Led by trusted professionals, each session delivers practical insights, real-life strategies, and an opportunity to ask questions and connect—all in just 30 minutes.

www.collaborativecancercare.com

The Connecticut Comprehensive Cancer Control Program coordinates statewide efforts to reduce the burden of cancer through prevention, early detection, treatment, and survivorship, working collaboratively with partners across the state.

The ECHN Survivorship Program offers coordinated care and support services to help cancer survivors manage their health and well-being after treatment, addressing physical, emotional, and practical needs.

Blood Cancer United connects and supports individuals affected by blood cancers through education, advocacy, and partnerships, helping improve access to resources and care.

Sharsheret provides culturally responsive support, education, and resources to individuals and families facing breast and ovarian cancer, with a focus on community-based support and connection.

Supportiv (Support Near Me) connects individuals to personalized support resources, including counseling and community services, to address emotional, mental health, and life challenges.

Triage Cancer provides education and resources on the practical and legal issues that arise after a cancer diagnosis, including insurance, employment, and financial concerns.

UConn Health’s Cancer Survivorship Program offers comprehensive support and follow-up care to help survivors manage long-term health, wellness, and quality of life after cancer treatment.

THRIVE Wellness Collaborative provides free programs and services that support the physical, emotional, and financial well-being of individuals affected by cancer.