One on One Support

NEW!

Airways of Hope Social Worker 

• Emotional concerns, like coping with your feelings about your illness and talking with family, friends or others. They can help you learn ways to manage the stress of living with cancer and adjust to changes brought on by cancer.
• Bereavement support.
• Financial concerns, like finding out about financial help, drug coverage or disability pensions.
• Practical (day-to-day) concerns, like transportation, accommodation, advance care planning, home support and linking with support services and resources in the community.   

This resource is available by telephone or over Zoom if preferred.  To be connected with the program, please fill out the form below or contact us at 416-785-3439, ext 1, toll free at 888-445-4403, ext 1, or at [email protected].

This program is a free service from Lung Cancer Canada.

Peer to Peer
Peer-to-Peer Navigators are lung cancer survivors or supporters (family members and caregivers) who have walked the lung cancer path. They know how difficult it can be dealing with lung cancer. Peer-to-Peer Navigators are volunteers who can mentor; offer encouragement, advice, experience, and hope to those newly diagnosed or anyone needing additional support through a one-on-one personal connection.
 
Peer-to-Peer Navigators can be a vital link for a patient by being an empathetic supporter and navigator through the logistics and emotions of living with lung cancer.
 
If you have been affected by lung cancer and would like to be matched with a Peer-to-Peer Navigator, or if you are a patient, survivor or supporter who would like to serve as a Peer-to-Peer Navigator, please fill out the form below or contact us at 416-785-3439, toll free at 888-445-4403 or at [email protected]

All information provided is kept confidential and is never shared with anyone except your support partner.
 
This program is a free service from Lung Cancer Canada.

Support Request Form