YAC Prime: An age-based financial comparison of young adults with cancer and their non-cancer peers
Increased awareness and assistance programs are needed to help YAs recover from the financial impact of cancer.
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Increased awareness and assistance programs are needed to help YAs recover from the financial impact of cancer.
Read moreYAs with cancer experience significantly greater distress than their non-cancer peers. This distress is associated with modifiable factors such as sleep, fear of cancer recurrence, body image dissatisfaction, and social support, illustrating key areas for intervention.
Read moreYAC Prime findings reveal impact of cancer and unique issues facing young adults
Read moreOn September 7, 16 of us came out on a beautiful day to see the local art around downtown Winnipeg.
Read moreMore than 70 people made their way up Signal Hill in St. John’s for the 20th Annual Climb on September 22, 2019. We raised over $9,200 to fund digital, local, and national programs to help young adults living with, through, and beyond cancer.
Read moreYACC’s program director, Karine Chalifour, posts daily recaps on Facebook during Retreat Yourself and Survivor Conference. Here is a compilation of what she saw and felt during Retreat Yourself Adventure based in Rocky Harbour, NL from September 12-16, 2019.
Read more“I was an active and bright-eyed kid before cancer. When I was diagnosed, I felt alone, lost, and disconnected from all of those around me.”
Read more“YACC has helped me tackle depression and isolation through workshops on how to thrive after diagnosis, and by connecting me to hundreds of young adults dealing with cancer across Canada.”
Read more“My first interaction with YACC included spilling all of my fears on the Facebook group. The responses from YACCers — strangers to me at that point — brought more comfort than hearing ‘you’ll be OK’ from my mother.”
Read more“YACC gave me a new way of looking at life and taught me how to thrive even though I still have cancer.”
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