Find Other Support Services
Connect with a Health Educator today, and find the support you need.
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In a support group, you can meet other people who are going through the same challenges that you face. Most support groups are run by trained facilitators who will help ensure that sensitive information stays in the group and that it is a safe and supportive experience. Support groups can help you to:
You can find support groups:
Even if you are not sure whether support groups are right for you, give them a try by attending at least one. You may find that your support group is one of the most valuable parts of your care during cancer.
Connect with a Health Educator today, and find the support you need.
We’re here for you. We can help.
Here is a list of locations that offer support groups in Southern Maine.
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Cancer Care Center of York County
Here is a list of locations that offer support groups in Western Maine.
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Here is a list of locations that offer support groups in Northern Maine.
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Here is a list of locations that offer support groups in Coastal Maine.
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Here is a list of locations that offer support groups in Downeast Maine.
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Here is a list of locations that offer support groups in Central Maine.
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Below are some other local resources that can help.
eHope
eHope’s mission is to form care-giving communities which provide non-medical physical, social, emotional and spiritual support, for a loved one.
The Maine Cancer Resource Connection
Through a toll free number, cancer patients and caregivers from all areas of the state can get assistance with their questions about financial resources, available support services and other cancer related concerns.
Call now at 1-866-446-4865
Journey of Hope - Cancer Support Group
Since 1999, a vibrant group upwards of 20 cancer survivors have met monthly to provide wonderful support to one another. Whether you have been through it, or are going through it now, this is a great group of people to know. Information, education, speakers and encouragement are provided for those with cancer and their support people. This group is facilitated by an oncology certified nurse and Social Services.
When and where:
Journey of Hope meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7 pm - 8:30 pm in the Sun Room at Memorial Hospital in North Conway.