I felt so isolated and alone. I was astounded when I called BCC, and within 24 hours had three perfectly matched buddies.

– Carol

Friends and family

“What can I do?”

You’ve just found out that a loved one, friend, or colleague has been diagnosed with breast cancer. You may be wondering what you can do to help, and whether BCC has any services for you.

Although you can’t take someone else’s journey, you can share in that journey and provide invaluable support. Each family member, friend, or co-worker has unique gifts they can offer at this difficult and confusing time.

Breast Cancer Connections has a number of resources that can support you, and help you support the person you care about.

 

BCC helpline

Call our Helpline to talk with a caring volunteer, or to request information about any of the services listed below

 

Weekly Q&A session

Thursdays, 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Family, friends, and caregivers are welcome to attend these popular Thursday evening events, either with your partner or by yourself.

 

Workshops

Our  Healing & guided imagery, Mindfulness meditation, other workshops, and special presentations are open to friends and family members.

 

BCC library

Our library offers books and other resources to help you better understand your loved one’s situation, and offer guidance on how you can help her or him cope with breast cancer. Staff and volunteers are available to help you find the information you need.

 

Events

We are please to offer several events during the year that provide information and support open to everyone. For more information on how we can support you, please call the BCC Helpline.

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