San Diego Oasis is a unique educational program for adults 50+ who want to continue to learn and be productive throughout life. Their mission is to ensure that adults age 50+ have opportunities to pursue vibrant, healthy, productive and meaningful lives.
Scientific Education Support (SES) is a medical education provider, building healthcare professional and patient networks that facilitate open access, science-driven, unbiased disease education through multichannel communications.
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) is a cancer treatment center that unites doctors from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, UW Medicine, and Seattle Children’s. Our goal, every day, is to turn cancer patients into cancer survivors. Our purpose is to lead the world in the prevention and treatment of cancer.
SCCA patients may be seen at the SCCA outpatient clinic on Lake Union, UW Medical Center, EvergreenHealth, and Northwest Hospital. Pediatric patients may be seen at the SCCA outpatient clinic and Seattle Children’s. If overnight hospital stays are necessary, adult patients go to UWMC and pediatric patients go to Seattle Children’s.
The Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) is a global, diverse and inclusive society elevating the entire world of gynecologic oncology. Their mission is to prevent and treat gynecologic cancers with equity, thereby improving lives through advocacy, engagement, education, research and collaboration.
Stupid Cancer, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is the dominant healthcare brand for millions affected by young adult cancer.
Our innovative and award-winning services serve as a bullhorn to propel the young adult cancer movement forward and our charter is to ensure that no one affected by young adult cancer go unaware of the age-appropriate support resources they are entitled to so they can get busy living.
Seven times more common than all pediatric cancers combined, young adult cancer (age 15-39) is largely unknown in the war on cancer with 72,000 new diagnoses each year. That’s one every eight minutes. This is not OK! This neglected group—now millions strong—has limited resources, inadequate support, and, more importantly, a lack of awareness and understanding from the community around them.
Surviving Breast Cancer provides free educational and support programs for those diagnosed with breast cancer and their families. They offer weekly workshops that focus on quality of life, mental and emotional well being, as well as virtual support groups for early stage, late stage, children, and caregivers. You can find additional support and education on the Surviving Breast Cancer App, and on their podcast, Breast Cancer Conversations. Get in touch at info@survivingbreastcancer.org
Twist Out Cancer provides psychosocial support to cancer survivors and their loved ones through creative arts programming. They are a global community that enables anyone touched by cancer to connect, create, support and inspire.
ZERO- The End of Prostate Cancer is a leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action while providing comprehensive prostate cancer research.
