Get Involved
There are so many ways you can help make a difference in the lives of patients and families today.
Virtual Support
Find connections with others who have been affected by a brain tumour to promote and nurture wellbeing.
Virtual Support Group Services
In order to protect the safety of our community, all of our in-person support groups have been cancelled until the New Year 2021. However, there are a number of locations that have moved their support groups online. Check your city here, and see if your local group is still meeting.
If there is no group in your area, we encourage you to register for our regional support groups here.
Which group can we connect you with?
Patients & Survivors
Caregivers
One-on-One support
Private Facebook Support Groups
One-On-One Support is Available:
Contact Support Staff today: 1-800-265-5106 or locally 519-642-7755. Calls are answered Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm (EST).
Email us here.
Ask Away
Connect you with our support staff in an open and meaningful way through our new Coffee Chats w/ Denis and Community Call-In sessions.
(Brought to you by our Support Group Program)
*NEW* Coffee Chat w/ Denis
With Support Services Specialist Denis Raymond
Wednesday afternoons from 1-2pm ET
Join Support Services Specialist Denis Raymond each Wednesday for an informal Zoom chat session from 1-2pm eastern time beginning Feb. 10, 2021.
Ask questions and get answers, or just have a casual chat over a cup of coffee. The sessions are open and the floor is yours.
Denis is fully bilingual, and questions in either English or French are welcome.
Community Call-In – The Making of SUPERKIDS
Wednesday, May 26 at 7pm ET
Joining us this month are our amazing volunteers who helped us build the new SUPERKIDS program. We are going to talk about the making of this program and what it means to them personally and to our community.
SUPERKIDS is an educational program that seeks to spread education, awareness, empathy, kindness and understanding. This program is designed to help teachers and parents educate kids and teenagers about brain tumours and how the brain works.