Online Cancer Support Groups and Organizations by Type of Cancer

This online community where patients and families affected by a variety of illnesses can learn from each other about treatments, challenges, and how it all fits into the context of their experience. The bile duct cancer community is a peer-to-peer online support group where patients and their families share their experiences and research the latest medical science for their condition.

This organization's mission is to find a cure and improve the quality of life for those affected by cholangiocarcinoma. Meet thousands of users on their topical discussion boards.

The American Bladder Cancer Society was born from the hope of survivors of this often overlooked and underserved disease that the future could be made easier for those that came after them. They offer a forum with community support and the opportunity to exchange information and ideas.
 

BCAN provides education and support programs for those living with bladder cancer, as well as funds innovative research. Join their community on Inspire for online support.

This organization is dedicated to finding more effective, less toxic and less punishing treatments for eradicating low grade glioma brain cancer in children. Multiple support groups are intended to help patients and their families find other patients and families just like them and to empower them to become part of a community waging the same war against pediatric brain cancer.

The American Brain Tumor Association was the first and is the only national organization committed to funding brain tumor research and providing support and education programs for all tumor types and all age groups. Join their community on Inspire for online support.

Children's Brain Tumor Foundation believes in the connections and support which can only be provided by people who have shared similar journeys. They offer monthly online chats for caregivers, brain tumor survivors, and for bereaved caregivers.

This organization aims to provide support and valuable resources to all those affected by meningioma brain tumors. Get in touch with others in the community by joining their online forum.

The mission of The Healing Exchange BRAIN TRUST is to improve quality of life for people living with brain tumors and related conditions today. They host discussion groups for specific types of brain tumors.

ABCD provides free one-to-one mentoring and resources for anyone impacted by a breast cancer diagnosis, from people who’ve been there.

This program connects people facing breast cancer, from diagnosis through survivorship, with trained volunteers who are breast cancer survivors. Through their website and app, you can create an online profile and match with a volunteer who has experienced a similar type of breast cancer, stage, and treatment. Volunteers do not provide medical advice. This is a free program.

FORCE's mission is to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by hereditary breast, ovarian, and related cancers. Visit their message boards to meet and discuss your situation with other people who have faced similar hereditary cancer concerns.

This is a support group for patients, caregivers, mothers, daughters, sons and husbands of breast cancer survivors who are HER2 positive. Join their online community by participating in their online forum.

This organization aims to provide information, community and support that you can trust, is easy for you to access and respectful of you and your situation. Find the right kind of online support for your needs, from online chats to social media to webinars and more.

This is a place to talk about your experience with cervical cancer. Worldwide, it is the second most common cancer of women. They offer over 25 different support groups by type of cancer.

SHARE is a national nonprofit that is dedicated to serving women of all races and cultures, backgrounds and identities. They offer educational programs and online support groups in English and Spanish for any woman diagnosed with breast, ovarian, uterine, cervical, or metastatic breast cancer. Their community includes knowledgeable survivors, women living with cancer, and healthcare professionals.

The Colorectal Cancer Alliance’s secure, private website for community sharing, discussion, and service. They have a national network of survivors and advocates who stand ready to be your ally. Their ranks are continually growing, with more survivors and supporters joining each day. Whether you need help today or are ready to help others—there is tremendous strength in our community.