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SUPPORT

Social isolation can be difficult for anyone, especially those who have been affected by cancer.  Cancer Support Community Atlanta offers a variety of support groups to meet your needs.  You will find groups that meet weekly or monthly.  Each is designed to provide you and your caregivers with encouragement, support and hope.  And all groups are offered in person, with the option of also attending virtually through a hybrid platform. 

To join a group please email Lauren Walch at lauren@cscatlanta.org. Check out our Calendar for days and times.

CANCER TRANSITIONS

Four-Week Program Begins Thursday, May 2
11:00am - 12:30pm

Session 1 - Thursday, May 2: Get Back to Wellness: Take Control of Your Survivorship
Session 2 - Thursday, May 9: Emotional Health
Session 3 - Thursday, May 16: Eating Well and Staying Active
Session 4 - Thursday, May 23: Medical Management Beyond Cancer: What You Need to Know.
Click here for the flyer.

Cancer Transitions is a free four-week workshop designed to help cancer survivors make the transition from active treatment to survivorship. This virtual program requires advance registration. For more information and registration, please contact Lauren Walch at lauren@cscatlanta.org.

Creating Connections Lunch
for Women with Advanced Breast or Gynecologic Cancer
Fourth Tuesday of the Month, 12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
In-person only
Join us for a monthly luncheon specifically for women with metastatic breast cancer or metastatic gynecologic cancer. This will be a social group for women to connect with one another. Each month will be different, some months may have speakers, mindfulness activities, or just conversation between group members. Creating Connections Luncheon will be a welcoming group of women who truly understand each other. For more information or to RSVP for this program, please email: lauren@cscatlanta.org.

“Many of us have the support of family and close friends, but it is especially meaningful, and helpful, to meet with others who truly understand the fear and emotional ups and downs that are associated with cancer. ”
— Bonnie, CSC Atlanta Member