Cancer Support Groups

Cancer Survivorship Support Group

For cancer survivors, the Cancer Survivorship Support Group provides the continued support needed from experts in the field and other cancer survivors. Get answers to what post-treatment side effects can be expected, how to regain a sense of control in your life, and any other questions.

Circle of Hope Breast Cancer Support Group

For those who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, the Circle of Hope Breast Cancer Support Group offers a safe environment in which participants can share their questions and fears, learn how others are coping, and find friends who can walk with them through their struggles and triumphs with cancer.  For more information, call (574) 262-8116.

I Can Cope Support Group

Cosponsored by the Center for Cancer Care and the American Cancer Society, the I Can Cope Support Group education course is for adult cancer patients, their family members, and friends. In a series of classes, doctors, nurses, health care professionals, and community representatives will present factual and straightforward information and answers to your cancer-related questions.  For more information, call (574) 296-6553.

Man to Man Prostate Cancer Support Group

Cosponsored by the Center for Cancer Care and the American Cancer Society, the Man to Man Prostate Cancer Support Group offers encouragement, support, and solutions to common problems associated with prostate cancer.  For more information, call the American Cancer Society at (866) 522-2111.

Ostomy Support Group

Cosponsored by Elkhart General Home Care and the Center for Cancer Care, the Ostomy Support Group offers physical and emotional support for people with or affected by an ostomy, colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy.  For more information, call (574) 523-3476.

Ribbon of Hope Cancer Support Group

The Ribbon of Hope Cancer Support Group is a nondenominational spiritual cancer support ministry offering one on one encouragement, support, hope, and prayer, for both newly diagnosed cancer patients and those in treatment.  For more information, call (574) 389-7379.