Cervivor
Cervivor offers a private Facebook group for cervical cancer patients, survivors, and thrivers as well as a private Spanish-speaking community here, Cervivor Noir for Black women, and coming soon - Cervivor API for Asian and Pacific Islanders impacted by cervical cancer. They also have a private group completely dedicated to any HPV-related cancer patient and survivor here and a group open for any cancer survivor wanting to live a healthier lifestyle beyond a cancer diagnosis called Survivor Slimdown.
Head & Neck Cancer Alliance
Patient Resources: Managing Side Effects - https://headandneck.org/managing-side-effects/
Clinical Trial Finder - https://headandneck.org/clinical-trials/
YouTube page with videos on multiple educational topics - https://www.youtube.com/c/HeadandNeckCancerAlliance/videos
HPV and ME
Founded in 2012, HPVANDME is dedicated to providing support for HPV-related oropharyngeal or throat cancer patients and survivors. HPV+ throat cancer is now the #1 HPV cancer in the US.
Watch and subscribe to HPVANDME's YouTube Channel for survivor stories and videos.
Read and subscribe to the Quarterly Blog with coverage on HPV research and vaccination news.
Help Others by Sharing Your Survivor Story.
Follow HPVANDME's Facebook page or Instagram for the latest HPV cancer news.
Laura Crandall Brown Foundation
In 2009 Laura Crandall Brown passed away at the age of 25 from ovarian cancer. Laura constantly expressed her desire to be able to help others who might face her same battle. Her loving and courageous spirit inspired her friends and family to create the Laura Crandall Brown Ovarian Cancer Foundation to honor her life, memory, and vision of helping others. The foundation's mission was to provide funding for early detection research of ovarian cancer and to raise awareness about the disease.
In 2015 the foundation's board of directors felt led to increase its mission impact by adding a patient support program and expanding the organization's focus on awareness and support to include all gynecologic cancers. Today, the Laura Crandall Brown Foundation works to fulfill this threefold mission: offering hope through early detection research of ovarian cancer, empowering communities through gynecologic cancer awareness, and enriching lives through support.
The Anal Cancer Foundation
The Anal Cancer Foundation is dedicated to ending anal cancer and supporting those affected by it. ACF raises awareness, advocates for better treatments, provides patient support, and funds research to find a cure for anal cancer. Services include medical navigation, connections to information and resources, as well as a free peer-to-peer support program to help patients, survivors, and their families cope with the challenges of anal cancer.
Additional patient resources offered by the Foundation include:
The first anal cancer patient guide
An annual Anal Cancer Patient Summit
Webinars on a range of topics from immunotherapies to pelvic floor rehabilitation