African American Breast Cancer Alliance, Inc. [AAABCA]
(612) 825-3675
www.geocities.com/aabcainc
Support groups for breast cancer patients and survivors at different stages,
offers experiences to help address the specific needs of black women.
Air Lifeline
(877) AIRLIFE
http://www.nffr.org/Airlifeline.htm
Free air transportation for medical reasons.
(800) 298-2436
www.alcase.org
Lung cancer advocacy, support, and education to improve quality of life
through: a toll-free telephone service, a quarterly newsletter, a
person-to-person telephone support service, and customized information.
Alternative
Medicine Foundation
Evidence-based
information; Offers pain management guide.
Alternative
Medicine Homepage
Provides links to internet information sources;
maintained by Medical Librarian of University of Pittsburgh, PA
American
(888) 462-3376
www.aad.org
Provides dermatology related education, referrals, and research.
American Association for Cancer Research
(215) 440-9300 or (866) 423-3965)
www.aacr.org
A politically active member of the research community.
American
Board of Medical Specialties
(866) 275-2267 or (847) 491-9091
www.abms.org
Information on physician credentials by subspecialty including Board
Certification
American
Cancer Society
(800) 227-2345
www.cancer.org
Programs for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer, including support
groups such as "I Can Cope," "Man to Man," "Reach to
Recovery," and "Look Good . . . Feel Better." The ACS also
offers cancer information and other services. Please contact your local ACS
office for more information.
www.acponline.org/public/h_care/index.htm
Downloadable guide includes information about pain, helping, caregiving, etc.
American
Foundation for Urologic Disease
(410) 468-1800
(800) 828-7866
www.afud.org
Prostate cancer support and information via a toll-free information line, a prostate cancer support network, a magazine, a resource guide, other publications and education materials.
American Institute for Cancer Research [AICR]
(202) 328-7744
(800) 843-8114
www.aicr.org
Information about cancer prevention, particularly through diet and nutrition.
American
Lung Association of
1600 Route 22 East
(908) 687-9340
http://www.alanewjersey.org/
Lung health promotion and advocacy through education, research, community action, and legislation. Information about lung cancer offered.
American
Medical Association
(800) 621-8335
www.ama-assn.org
Medical association resource.
American
Pain Society [APS]
(847) 375-4715
www.ampainsoc.org
A directory of specialized pain treatment centers.
American Self-Help Groups Clearinghouse
(973) 326-6789 (Outside NJ)
NJ: (800) 367-6274
www.selfhelpgroups.org
Support for starting a local support group and availability of local support
groups.
American Social Health Association: National HPV and
Cervical
www.ashastd.org/hpv/hpv_overview.cfm
HPV and cervical cancer prevention information and resources and support group information.
American
Society of Clinical Oncology [ASCO]
(703) 299-0150
www.asco.org
Information for patients, physicians and scientists. Locates oncologists.
American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and
Oncology [ASTRO]
(800) 962-4282 (US only)
Find a radiation oncologist; information about radiation treatment for many cancer types.
American Thyroid Association
www.thyroid.org/patients/index.html
Professional society specializing in the research and treatment of thyroid diseases. Provides patient brochures on specialist locations.
American Urological Association [AUA]
(866) 746-4282 (US only)
Provides prostate cancer resources.
AMGEN
By
My Side
www.ByMySide.com
Information about cancer treatment, side effects, linkages to resources, and
offers support group
Avon
Breast Cancer Crusade
www.avoncrusade.com
Funds research, clinical care, support services, education and early detection.
Bereavement Magazine
Bereavement Publishing, Inc.
(888) 60-4HOPE
www.bereavementmag.com
Magazine for all those who are bereaved.
BCMets.org (Metastatic Breast Cancer)
www.bcmets.org
Information about metastatic breast cancer.
Bone Marrow Transplant
Information Network
(888) 597-7674
www.bmtinfonet.org
Medical information in easy-to-understand language.
Brain
Tumor Society
(800) 770-8287
www.tbts.org
Patient information.
Cancer
Answer
www.thecanceranswer.org
A guide to cancer therapy. How cancer is diagnosed,
treated and managed day to day.
Cancer
Care
(212) 712-8080 (800) 813-HOPE
(800) 813-4673
www.cancercare.org
Free professional help including education, information and referral and direct
financial assistance. Grants and programs for the
medically underserved, prosthesis and wig clinics.
Cancer Consultants
(888) 912-9111
www.cancerconsultants.com
Cancer information regarding prevention, screenings, treatment, protocols,
clinical trials.
Cancer
Fund of
(865) 938-5281
www.cfoa.org
Support and services to financially indigent patients.
Cancer
Guide
www.cancerguide.org
Information to help patients find the questions that should be asked.
Cancer
Hope Network
(877) 467-3638
www.cancerhopenetwork.org
Confidential one-on-one trained volunteer support by
those who have undergone a similar experience.
Cancer Information Service [CIS]
(800) 422-6237
Information including smoking cessation, types of cancer, treatments, including referral to clinical trials, many other topics, and a live-messaging information service.
CancerInfoNet.org
www.cancerinfonet.org/english/index.htm
En Espanol
www.cancerinfonet.org/spanish/index.htm
Information about the diagnosis and treatment of the most common cancers, cancer prevention and research, and links to other cancer resources.
Cancer Institute of
A
CANCERLIT search engine
(800) 422-6237
www.cancer.gov
Bibliographic database that contains more than 1.5 million citations and abstracts.
Cancer
Pain
www.cancer-pain.org
Information about cancer pain management for patients, caregivers and
healthcare professionals.
CancerQuest
En Espanol
www.cancerquest.org/index.cfm?page=1&
lang=spanish&changeto=spanish
Teaches the biology of cancer. Topics include cell structure, cell division, the genes of cancer and tumor biology.
Cancer
Research Foundation of
(800) 227-2732
www.preventcancer.org
Dedicated to cancer prevention through research and education.
Cancer
Research Institute
(800) 992-2623
www.cancerresearch.org
Funds cancer and immunology research, and provides information on clinical
trials.
Cancer
Source
www.cancersource.com
Produced in partnership with the Oncology Nursing Society. Information for
patients and professionals; also has live chats with nursing professionals.
Cancer Supportive Care
www.cancersupportivecare.com
Internet resource offering 31 website modules of educational support for many
cancer types.
Cancer
Survivor Toolbox
www.cancersurvivaltoolbox.org
A free audio program designed to help cancer survivors
and caregivers develop the practical tools to deal with the diagnosis,
treatment and challenges of cancer.
(847) 509-9595
(866) 292-9255
www.cancerwellness.org
Psychological, emotional, and social support.
http://www.disabilityrightslegalcenter.org/
Provides legal and related services.
CANCERLIT
search engine
www.cancer.gov
Bibliographic database that contains more than 1.5 million citations and
abstracts found on the cancer.gov Web site.
CancerNet
www.CancerNet.nci.nih.gov
Information on cancer, treatment, prevention, screening, coping, support, and
resources.
Celebrating Life Foundation
(800) 207-0992
www.celebratinglife.org
Breast cancer awareness and education, specifically targeting African-American
women and women of color.
Center for Coping
(516) 822-3131
www.coping.com
Coping skills information and education.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
www.cdc.gov
Informational resource for all cancers.
Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services [CMS]
Regional Offices
(212) 616-2205
Call for information about reporting a complaint directly to the CMS.
Chemocare.com
www.chemocare.com
Internet resource from Scott Hamilton. Provides the
latest information about chemotherapy.
ClinicalTrials.gov
Information about federally and privately supported clinical research includes information about a trial's purpose, who may participate, locations, and phone numbers for more details.
Patient support, education, research and advocacy, colorectal cancer information, a comprehensive glossary and patient support resources.
Colorectal Network
(301) 879-1500
Support groups, e-mail and internet information, connects patients with long-term survivors.
Commission on Cancer Research
New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services
(609) 292-7837
Hot line (800) 792-8820
PAAD (800) 792-9745
www.state.nj.us/health/ccr/index.html
Cancer resources for cancer patients and their families. Offers resource book for NJ, lists NJ hospitals with clinical trials.
Corporate
Angel Network
(914) 328-1313
www.corpangelnetwork.org
Provides free air transportation for cancer patients traveling to and from
recognized treatment centers in the
Cosmetic Executive Women
(212) 685-5955
Resources for living and working with cancer.
Crisis,
Grief & Healing - A website
www.webhealing.com
Crisis, grief and healing to discuss, chat or simply browse to understand and
honor the many paths to heal strong emotions.
Cure
for Lymphoma Foundation
(800) 235-6848
www.lymphoma.org
Support and education through a "patient-to-patient" telephone service,
a newsletter, patient workshops and a library of information, funding for
lymphoma research.
Department of Veteran's Affairs
(800) 827-1000
Benefits, information and assistance.
(503) 775-5683
www.dougy.org
Peer support group for grieving children and families that offers information,
education and support for children and adults.
FDA
- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration
www.fda.gov
Information for consumers on drugs, disease(s), clinical trials, product safety
and more.
Family Caregiving
101
Workbook/resources for caregivers.
Gillette
Cancer Connection
www.gillettecancerconnect.org
Books, support groups and linkages to other related websites.
Gynecologic
Cancer Foundation
www.wcn.org
Promotes research and awareness of gynecologic cancers, their treatment and
supportive services.
Healthfinder
www.healthfinder.gov
also in Espanol
www.healthfinder.gov/espanol
Resource for English and Spanish speaking patients sponsored by the Department
of Health & Human Services.
HealthyNJ
Prevention, education, treatment information in English and Spanish provided by the University Libraries at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. Links to other web-sites provided.
Hospice Association of
National Association of Home Care
(202) 547-7424
www.nahc.org/haa/home.html
Hospice information including consumer guides, fact sheets and links to other
hospice related organizations and Web sites.
House of Representatives
(202) 224-3121
www.house.gov
Website for the United States House of Representatives.
Inflammatory Breast Cancer
www.ibcsupport.org
Education and support IBC patients, En Espanol.
International Cancer
(800) 422-7361
www.icare.org
Cancer information and education.
International Myeloma
Foundation
(800) 452-2873 or (213) 656-1182
www.myeloma.org
Education, treatment and research support for multiple myeloma
through a toll-free telephone hotline, educational sessions and materials.
Journey to Wellness
Breast
Cancer and African American Women http://www.journeytowellness.com/
Examines the problem of breast cancer in the African-American community.
Kidney
Cancer Association
(800) 850-9132 or (847) 332-1051
www.nkca.org
Professional and public information about kidney cancer. Offers
newsletter, meetings, patient advocacy, and information on clinical trials and
research.
Let's
Face It
(360) 676-7325
www.faceit.org
Networking services, information and resources about specific categories of
conditions for facial disfigurement, tools for parents and educators
information about surgery and recovery, and legal resources.
Liver Cancer Network
Information about the liver and liver cancer and treatment information.
LiverTumor.org
www.livertumor.org/default.asp
Information about liver cancer, a physician finder and a glossary of terms.
Living
Beyond Breast Cancer
(888) 753-5222
www.lbbc.org
Information, education and outreach through educational conferences, a
newsletter, outreach to medically underserved women, a help line, etc.
Lance Armstrong Foundation
(512) 236-8820
www.laf.org
Education, advocacy, program funding and research.
Legal Services of
(888) 576-5529
888-LSNJLAW for managed care
advice
Offers free or reduced cost legal
services for cancer patients to low-income persons in civil matters.
Leukemia
Research Foundation
(847) 424-0600
www.leukemia-research.org
Educational information about lymphoma and hotline and referrals to clinical
trials and support groups.
Lung
Cancer.org
It's Time to Focus on Lung Cancer
1-877-646-5864
www.lungcancer.org
Education, support groups, teleconferences, news updates and newsletters to
encourage early diagnosis; information about developments in screening and
treatment; and offers clinical trial information,.
Lung Cancer
Support, education, advocacy to improve the quality of life of people living with lung cancer
Lung Cancer Online
Annotated directory to internet information and resources.
Lymphoma Research Foundation
Information on the disease and patient support and locate a local chapter.
Mautner Project for Lesbians with Cancer
(202) 332-5536
www.mautnerproject.org
Education and information and advocacy.
Mayo Clinic
www.mayoclinic.com
Information about specific diseases and conditions and drugs.
MD
(800) 345-6324
www.mdacc.tmc.edu
Network telephone hotline that links patients and caregivers with another of
the same diagnosis and treatment.
Medicare
-
(800) MEDICARE
TTY/TDD 1-877-486-2048 (hearing/speech impaired)
www.medicare.gov
Medicare basics - publications, compare group plans, compare nursing homes,
questions about coverage.
Medicare Durable Medical Equipment Questions
Palmetto Government Benefits Administration
(800) 583-2236
TTY/TDD: (800)788-5414 (
24 Hour Voice Mail
Service for Medicare Publications
(800) 633-4227
www.medicare.gov
24-hour voice-mail to order publications.
Medicine
Program
www.themedicineprogram.com
Assists patients in program enrollment procedure but requires them to pay $5
per medication as a processing fee.
MedlinePlus
En Espanol
www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/spanish
Comprehensive
consumer health site directs the user to selected online resources on many
common diseases, conditions, and concerns.
Melanoma information page
www.mpip.org
Provides information regarding melanoma.
www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/11570.cfm
Information
about alternative/complementary products.
Mothers
Supporting Daughters with Breast Cancer [MSDBC]
(410) 778-1982
www.mothersdaughters.org
Support program for mothers with daughters who have breast cancer, information
booklets available, mothers are matched with volunteer mothers based on
daughter’s diagnosis and treatment.
Multiple
Myeloma Research Foundation [MMRF]
(203) 972-1250
www.multiplemyeloma.org
Supports research grants, and professional and patient symposia on
multiple myeloma and related blood cancers.
National Agricultural
Library: Food and
www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/etext/000007.html
Nutritional
information including for cancer patients.
National
Information, assistance, and referrals provided by a network of breast cancer organizations.
National Asian Women's Health Organization (NAWHO)
(415) 989-9747
www.nawho.org
Information on breast and cervical cancer, research, education, leadership, and
public policy programs. .
National Association of Hospital Hospitality
Houses, Inc
(800) 542-9730
www.nahhh.org
Lodging resource locator for patients and their families who are away from home
while the patient is in treatment.
National Breast Cancer
Coalition
Breast cancer advocacy group focused on breast cancer research and treatment
National
Bone Marrow Transplant Link [BMT Link]
(248) 358-1886 or (800) LINK-BMT http://www.nbmtlink.org/
Information and referrals, patient advocacy and bone marrow transplant resource guide.
National
Brain Tumor Foundation [NBTF]
(800) 934-CURE
www.braintumor.org
Information on how to cope with a brain tumor; support and counseling; and
offers publications, support group lists, and patient-to-patient telephone
support line.
National
Breast Cancer Coalition [NBCC]
(800) 622-2383
www.natlbcc.org
Breast cancer advocacy group focused on breast cancer research and treatment.
National
Cancer Institute [NCI]
(301) 496-5583 or
(800) 4-CANCER (Hotline)
www.cancernet.nci.nih.gov
Extensive cancer information and resources, PDQ (physicians data query)a toll-free cancer hotline.
(888) 644-6226
www.nccam.nih.gov
Complementary and alternative medicine Information with links to other
websites.
National
Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental
(703) 548-9004
www.nccaom.org
Acupuncture and Oriental medicine practitioner information and directory of
diplomats. Promotes
national recognized standards of competency.
National
Coalition for Cancer Survivorship
(877) 662-7937
(888) 650-9127
www.canceradvocacy.org
Cancer survivorship and support network of individuals, organizations, and
treatment centers working in the area of.
National
Comprehensive Cancer Network
(888) 909-6226
www.nccn.com
Treatment guidelines, clinical trial information, physician finder, and other
information provided.
National Family Caregivers
Association
Education,
support and advocacy for caregivers.
National
Hospice & Palliative Care Organization [NHPCO]
(703) 243-5900
(800) 658-8898
www.nhpco.org
Search engine provides contact information about local hospice programs.
National Institutes of Health
Information
on health resources, clinical trials, Medline Plus, health hotlines; Smoking
Cessation tips and resources.
National
(301) 496-8230
www.nih.gov/ninr
Supports clinical research and basic research among the nursing professionals.
National Lymphedema
Network Inc
(800) 541-3259 or (510) 208-3200
www.lymphnet.org
Information, support and referrals to lymphedema
treatment centers, health care providers, and support groups.
National
Marrow Donor Program
(800) MARROW-2 or (800) 627-7692
www.marrow.org
A bone marrow donor registry that provides donor
information and organizes donor recruitment drives.
National
Ovarian Cancer Coalition [NOCC]
(561) 393-0005 or 1-888-OVARIAN
www.ovarian.org
Patient advocacy, support, and education; toll-free telephone service and
promotes
National
Patient Advocate Foundation
(800) 532-5274
www.npaf.org
Legislative and policy reform information
National
Patient Air Travel Helpline
(800) 296-1217, (757) 318-9145
www.npath.org
Data base of known organizations providing long and short distance air medical
transport.
National Prostate Cancer Coalition
(202) 463-9455 or (888) 245-9455
www.fightprostatecancer.org
Education, advocacy and creates new opportunities for federal and state investments in prostate cancer research.
National Women's Health Network
(202) 347-1140
www.nwhn.org
Consumer group dealing with women's rights in health care and cancer.
Needy Meds
(215) 625-9609
www.needymeds.com
Information about each participating company's assistance program, including
how the drug will be dispensed, refill information, and limitations of the
program.
(1-800-788-3929)
educational resources, linkages, descriptions of
clinical trial; provides insurance information and enables people to find
current clinical trials in
Cancer resources for cancer patients and
their families. Offers resource
book for NJ, lists NJ hospitals with clinical trials
New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services
(609) 292-7837
Hot line (800) 792-8820
PAAD (800) 792-9745
Information and linkages to programs, statistics, smoke-free NJ information, etc.
(800) 221-3943
http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dmahs/dhsmed.html
Programs to help pay medical bills for people with low incomes.
NIH Senior Health
Aging-related health information including many types of cancer. A talking function reads the text aloud and there are buttons to enlarge or enhance the text.
NOAH
Consumer health information in English and Spanish.
Office of Cancer Control and Prevention
New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services
(609) 292-7837
Hot line (800) 792-8820
PAAD (800) 792-9745
www.state.nj.us/health/ccp/index.html
Statewide
program responsible for comprehensive cancer control and prevention in NJ. Provides linkages to cancer facts, county cancer capacity and
needs, and other cancer resources.
Office
of Women's Health
www.fda.gov/womens/
Information on women's health topics; funds research and education/outreach on
pressing women's health issues, including cancer.
Oncolink
www.oncolink.upenn.edu
Information on all types of cancers, risk and prevention, screening, updates on
cancer treatments, and news about research advances and clinical trial
information options.
Oncology Nursing Society
ONS Online
(412) 859-6100
www.ons.org
Information regarding cancer and cancer treatment through peer-reviewed links,
educational events, educational materials, and textbooks and a legislative
action center.
Online and In-print Internet Directories in
Medicine
www.eMedguides.com
Listings dealing with bereavement, patient education and support groups.
Ovarian
Cancer National
(202) 331-1332
www.ovariancancer.org
Increases understanding and advocates for better ways to diagnose, treat, and
cure ovarian cancer.
Ovarian
Cancer Research Fund, Inc
(800) 873-9569
www.ocrf.org
Dedicated to the formulation of early diagnostic
treatment programs and research.
PanCan
Education, information about pancreatic cancer, support services and clinical trials. There is also a section for caregivers.
Pancreatica
Information about clinical trials and other responsible medical care in the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
Partners Against Pain
One
(888) 726-7535
www.partnersagainstpain.com
Pain control information for patients and professionals.
Patient
Advocate Foundation
(800) 532-5274
www.patientadvocate.org
Advocates and serves as a liaison between patient and
their insurance, employer, creditors to resolve matters relative to their
diagnosis.
Patient Centered Guides
(800) 998-9938
www.patientcenters.com
Information grounded in western medicine told by people who have been there.
People
Living with Cancer
The American Society of Clinical Oncology
www.plwc.org
Oncologist approved information about cancer. Cancer specific sections,
clinical trial information, medical dictionary and drug database, discussion
groups, family and friend section, symptom management, coping strategies,
oncologist directory.
Pharmacy Web
www.pharmweb.net
Information on pharmaceutical drugs.
PhRMA
(202) 835-3414
www.phrma.org
Prescription drug patient pharmacy assistance programs.
Prescription
Drug Indigent Programs
(800) 762-4636
www.needymeds.com
Prescription drug patient assisted programs.
Prostate
Cancer Foundation CaPCURE
(800) 757-CURE
(310) 570-4700
www.capcure.org
Funds research, offers support and education, and fosters collaboration among
various organizations and agencies.
Prostate Cancer Research Institute
(310) 743-2116
www.prostate-cancer.org
Information on prostate cancer research and improved quality of life.
Prostate Cancer Coalition
of
Email: contactus@ppc-nj.org. Prostate cancer resources.
The
Prostate Net
(888) 477-6763
http://www.prostate-online.org
Information, direct consultation for patients with
prostate cancer. Focuses on prevention, education, support and advocacy.
Safe
Ride
(800) 858-9163
(800) 587-1479
Transportation for Medicaid Patients in New Jersey, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah,
Scottsdale, Arizona.
Sarcoma
(617) 632-5122
www.sarcoma.net#
Information for sarcoma patients.
Office of Senator [Name]
(202) 224-3121
www.senate.gov
Security/SSI
Office of Public Inquiries
(800) 772-1213
www.ssa.gov
Disability benefits.
SHARE:
Self-help for Women with Breast or Ovarian Cancer
Breast Hotline (212) 382-2111
Latina Hotline (212) 719-4454
Ovarian Hotline (212) 719-1204
Toll-free (866) 891-2392
(212) 719-1204
www.sharecancersupport.org
Information and hotlines, for breast and ovarian cancer. In
English and Spanish.
Sisters
Network
(866) 781-1808
www.sistersnetworkinc.org
Awareness of breast cancer in African-American women and provides local
support.
Sisters
Network of
(732) 246-8300
sisterscentral@aol.com
National African-American women breast cancer survivors support organizations.
Skin
Cancer Foundation
(800) 754-6490
www.skincancer.org
Increase public awareness of the importance of taking protective measures
against the damaging rays of the sun.
SPOHNC:
Support for People with Oral and Head and Neck Cancer
(800) 377-0928
www.spohnc.org
Patient-run support offers a "survivor to survivor" network, a
newsletter, information and educational materials.
Strength for Caring
Information
and community for family caregivers.
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation
(972) 855-1600 or
(800) IM-AWARE
Funds education, research and advocacy.
Susan
Love MD Foundation
(310) 230-1712
www.susanlovemd.com
Funds research and provides education and advocacy.
Testicular Cancer Resource Center
www.acor.org/diseases/TC
Information on testicular cancer.
ThyCa: Thyroid Cancer Survivor’s Association,
Inc
Information, access to support groups by thyroid cancer survivors and an online low iodine cookbook.
Thyroid-Cancer.net
Information on thyroid nodules, thyroid cancer and treatments.
Thyroid Foundation of
Information regarding diagnosis, appropriate treatment, and ongoing support and research.
Urology
Channel: Prostate Cancer
www.urologychannel.com/prostate/cancer
Information on the symptoms, diagnostic testing, and
treatment options associated with prostate cancer, as well as chat forums,
support groups, recent news articles, and educational materials.
US Too Prostate Cancer Education & Support
(201) 288-8223
Regular meetings for men living with prostate cancer and their families to provide unbiased information from experts in areas related to prostate cancer.
Val Skinner Foundation
Educational information to generate breast cancer awareness among young women.
Volunteers
of
(800) 889-0089
www.voa.org
Faith-based organization provides emergency services, support
WebMD
www.webmd.com
Comprehensive general information as well as extensive oncology resources.
Well Spouse Associates
(800)
838-0879
www.wellspouse.org
Support groups for spouses of people with chronic/disabling diseases.
Wellness Community
(513) 421-7111
(888) 793-9355
www.thewellnesscommunity.org/default.asp
Free support and networking groups, educational workshops, stress management, talks by experts, and social gatherings.
Women's
Cancer Network
(312) 578-4139
www.wcn.org
Information to empower women to be their own health advocates.
Women's
Health Hotline
(203) 264-9704
www.libov.com
Public education about women's health issues including cancer and cancer
prevention.
Y-ME National Breast Cancer
Organization
(800) 221-2141 (Hotline-English)
(800) 986-9505 (Hotline-Espanola)
www.y-me.org
24-hour hot line, educational materials, support programs and services.
Young Survival Coalition
(212) 916-7667
Information, support for young women with breast cancer.