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Cancer types
Learn about the risks, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, outlook and treatments for a wide range of cancers.
Cancer Travel and Accommodation Services – British Columbia
If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer and you need to travel to receive care, or if you’re worried about the cost of getting to your treatment appointments, we may be able to help.
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We offer a nationwide support system for people with cancer and their family, friends and caregivers. Access free programs and services that can help manage life with cancer, including our supportive online community, our online and phone-based information specialists and much more.
Find accommodation during cancer treatment
We can help you find comfortable, supportive and affordable places to stay while you are receiving cancer treatment.
Get transportation to cancer treatment
We can help you get to and from your cancer-related appointments.
Connect with our online community
Join CancerConnection.ca, our moderated online community. People with cancer, cancer survivors and caregivers can find connection, share experiences and exchange information.
Ways to give
In honour
Pay tribute to a friend, loved one or colleague with a donation to support those touched by cancer.
In memory
Celebrate your loved one’s life and memory with a donation to support people affected by cancer today.
Become a monthly donor
Join our monthly giving program and provide year-round support to Canadians affected by cancer.
Funding life-changing research
Thanks to the support of our donors, we’re funding research that is changing the future of cancer. Discover how Canadian Cancer Society-funded research is giving Canadians hope and helping people across the country live longer and fuller lives.
Educating about prevention
Making changes to reduce your cancer risk doesn’t mean you will never get cancer – but it does mean that your chance of getting the disease is lower. Learn how to make healthy choices and informed decisions to reduce your risk of cancer.
Advocating for all Canadians
We work with government to shape public policies that will help prevent cancer, improve outcomes and support those living with or affected by the disease. Learn how we’re influencing government and raising awareness about important cancer issues.
Your impact
Thanks to your donations, we're able to fund the most promising cancer research, provide a support system for all those affected by cancer and shape healthy public policies to prevent cancer and support those living with the disease.