Support Group Resources

Ann’s Place provides free support services for individuals and families affected by cancer, including counseling, support groups, wellness programs, and educational resources.

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.

The Colon Cancer Coalition is a national nonprofit dedicated to preventing colorectal cancer and supporting those affected through education, awareness, and efforts to increase screening and early detection.

The Connecticut Brain Tumor Alliance provides support groups and resources for individuals affected by brain tumors, offering opportunities for connection, education, and emotional support throughout the cancer journey.

Griffin Health offers comprehensive cancer care and support services, including treatment, rehabilitation, and support programs designed to help patients and survivors manage their health and well-being close to home.

Imerman Angels provides free, one-on-one peer support by connecting cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers with trained mentors who have experienced a similar diagnosis, offering personalized guidance and emotional support.

Shared Strength provides in-person group therapy for cancer survivors and caregivers, offering a supportive environment to build connections, share experiences, and develop coping strategies.

Sisters’ Journey is a faith-based organization that supports women of color affected by breast cancer through education, support groups, and community programs that promote awareness, self-advocacy, and connection.

Smilow Cancer Hospital offers a range of support services for cancer patients and survivors, including survivorship care, counseling, wellness programs, and multidisciplinary support to improve quality of life and long-term health.

ZERO Cancer provides education, support, and resources for individuals affected by prostate cancer, including support groups, a patient helpline, and tools to navigate treatment, survivorship, and financial challenges.