by CancerCare

It’s a simple online tool that helps organize the community of people who want to help you. It coordinates their efforts to more efficiently support you and your loved one facing cancer.

by Magnolia

A meal delivery program providing nourishing meals at no-cost to households affected by cancer. The program is currently available in and around Woodcliff Lake, NJ, Andover, MA, Raleigh-Durham, NC and

by Cancer Support Community

Join MyLifeLine, a service of the Cancer Support Community, to easily connect with friends and family to regain control and receive social, emotional, and practical support throughout your cancer jour

by Meal Train

Easy-to-use, shared online calendar that streamlines the process of giving and receiving meals to households going through a challenging or difficult time. When a friend is in need, everyone asks "Wha

by Ovations For The Cure of Ovarian Cancer

This program is designed for ovarian cancer patients who are actively undergoing chemotherapy treatments. It provides free meals in order to help patients maintain a healthy, well-balanced diet while

by Tigerlily Foundation

This book provides an overview of cancer caregiving. It discusses caregiving at breast cancer diagnosis, during treatment, during long-term survivorship, during recurrence, for advanced breast cancer,

by CaringBridge

Share, connect and rally support. Personal, protected websites for every health journey. Your personal CaringBridge website is your place to share health updates, photos and videos with the people who

by Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance

This resource provides useful information for caregivers, advocates, and loved ones caring for a person with gynecologic cancer (ovarian, cervical, uterine). It provides tips on providing emotional re

by Breastcancer.org

This resource explains what to expect and how to support someone who has been diagnosed with breast cancer. It discusses treatment and decision-making, becoming a household manager (managing tasks and

by Help for Cancer Caregivers

A Caregiving Plan lays out what needs to be done to manage the health and well-being of the patient. Unlike the doctor’s “plan of care,” the Caregiving Plan addresses mostly non-medical issues.