Your doctor and health care team are there to help you learn about your cancer, how it should be treated, and what decisions you need to make. But you may also have questions and needs that your doctor and health care team can’t always help you answer. When that happens, the American Cancer Society can help.

Our Cancer Resource Network offers programs and services to help cancer survivors and their families. The Cancer Resource Network provides access to:

• Information for you and your family
• Helpful guidance for day-to-day life
• Caring emotional support

Watch a video to learn more about our Cancer Resource Network

The links below can help you learn more about our programs and other kinds of help we can give you. Or call us at 1-800-227-2345 to talk with a cancer information specialist, who is ready to help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Information
Learn about cancer, making treatment decisions, clinical trials, and more.

• Learn about cancer
• Make treatment decisions
• Clinical trials
• Find treatment centers
• Coping with treatment
• National Cancer Information Center

Day-to-day Help
Get help with questions about transportation, lodging, and insurance.

• Transportation to treatment
• Financial and legal matters
• Lodging
• Prescription assistance
• Products for women with cancer
• How the Patient Advocate Foundation can help

Emotional Support
Find a local support group or join our online community for patients and their families.

• Beauty techniques for cancer patients
• Breast cancer support
• Cancer education classes
• Online community for patients and caregivers
• Prostate cancer support
• Talking about cancer