Our Complementary Care Program offers a variety of free programs that enhance the well-being of patients and care partners throughout the cancer journey. Population Served: Cancer patients and care partners For more information, please contact Heather Allin at heather.m.allin@hitchcock.org. Eligibility Requirements:
Collaborative Cancer Care
We provide mental health services for cancer survivors. In addition, we have a breast cancer survivorship hub that provides a support group, survivorship health and wellness education, stress management/empowerment education, and advocacy coaching For more information, contact Wendy Garvin Mayo
Osher Center for Integrative Health at UVM
We provide integrative health services to support cancer patients’ wellness, improve quality of life, and relieve symptoms and side effects of conventional treatments. Services include massage, acupuncture, yoga, mindfulness, and health coaching. Population Served: We serve adult cancer patients who are
You First
You First helps Vermont women and anyone with breasts or a cervix get screened for cancer and reduce health health risks. Population Served: Low-income Vermonters, uninsured Vermonters, Vermonters who need support getting breast and cervical cancer screening For more information,
Vermont Cancer Support Network
VCSN improves the quality of life for Vermonters living with cancer by: Providing programs of support, information, education, and celebration Maintaining a comprehensive list of support resources Working with other cancer-related organizations to reduce the burden of cancer on Vermonters.
The American Childhood Cancer Organization
We are a community of families, survivors, and friends who have been affected by childhood and adolescent cancer. We offer our community support, information, advocacy. We are their voice. We believe childhood and adolescent cancer must be designated a child