Get Help
Cancer can feel overwhelming, isolating, and difficult to navigate. Cancer PALS Foundation is here to help patients, survivors, caregivers, and families connect with compassionate support and community resources.
You do not have to figure everything out alone.
Who we support
Cancer PALS serves people impacted by cancer, including:
- Patients currently in treatment
- People living with advanced cancer
- Survivors
- Caregivers
- Family members
- Loved ones seeking support or resource connections
How Cancer PALS may be able to help
Support depends on available resources, volunteer capacity, funding, and community partnerships. When possible, Cancer PALS may help with:
- Resource navigation
- Mentorship or peer connection
- Survivor support
- Caregiver encouragement
- Community partner referrals
- Wellness and quality-of-life resources
- Education and prevention resources
- Direct assistance when available and appropriate
If we cannot provide the support you need directly, we may still be able to help identify community resources or partner organizations that can help.
How the process works
1. Reach out
Contact Cancer PALS and tell us a little about what kind of support or connection you are looking for.
2. We review the need confidentially
A Cancer PALS representative will review your request with care and discretion. We may ask follow-up questions so we can better understand the need, urgency, and available resources.
3. We help connect you
Depending on the request, we may connect you with a mentor, volunteer support, educational information, community partners, supportive services, or other resources.
4. We stay mission-focused
Cancer PALS is here to provide compassionate connection and supportive resource navigation. We do not replace professional medical care, mental health care, legal advice, financial advice, or emergency services.
Important safety information
Cancer PALS Foundation does not provide emergency services.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, experiencing a medical emergency, or considering self-harm, call 911 or contact appropriate emergency or crisis services immediately.
Cancer PALS does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or individualized medical advice. Please speak with qualified healthcare professionals about medical questions, treatment decisions, symptoms, or changes in care.
Privacy and dignity
We understand that cancer-related needs can involve sensitive personal, medical, emotional, and financial information. Cancer PALS is committed to handling requests with care, dignity, and confidentiality.
Please be thoughtful about what personal health information you choose to send by email or online forms.
Contact us for support
Email us at CancerPALSFoundation@gmail.com to start the conversation.
You can also visit our Contact page for more ways to connect.