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OGsupport.uk

OGsupport.uk

<h1>Support Group for Oesophageal and Gastric Patients</h1> <p>We are a patient support group for Oesophageal-Gastric cancer patients, running online and face-to-face support groups.</p> <p>Please contact the local organiser for details.</p> <h2>Location and Meetings</h2> <p>Guildford - In-person meetings are held at The Holiday Inn, Egerton Road, Guildford</p> <h3>Who Can Attend?</h3> <ul> <li>Current and former oesophageal or stomach cancer patients</li> <li>Their carers</li> <li>Loved ones</li> </ul>

Acute Leukemia Advocates Network (ALAN)

Acute Leukemia Advocates Network (ALAN)

The [Acute Leukemia Advocates Network](https://acuteleuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/flyer_alan.pdf) (ALAN) is an independent global network of patient organisations, dedicated to changing outcomes of patients with acute leukemias by strengthening patient advocacy in that area. We aim to maximise the capacity of members within the network to allow us, together, to deliver tailored services to acute leukemia patients and carers on the national level. All whilst joining forces between organisations on the policy and research level across countries. ALAN is hosted under the umbrella of the [Leukemia Patient Advocates Foundation](https://www.lepaf.org/) (LePAF), a patient-led non-profit foundation based in Switzerland. As a foundation we connect leukemia patient organizations on all continents to strengthen advocacy work. The mission is to improve the lives and survival of patients affected by leukemia as well as their relatives by supporting leaders in providing help and support. ## OUR AIMS - Develop patient information and specific support for patients with acute leukemias and their carers in all countries - Strengthen patient organisations by sharing best practices and providing toolkits in patient advocacy - Create awareness about acute leukemias and how to better support leukemia patients - Advocate for better treatment, care & access to healthcare services - Improve education for healthcare professionals serving leukemia patients - Collaborate with other initiatives and stakeholders with similar goals

HLRCC Foundation

HLRCC Foundation

The HLRCC Foundation, also known as the Hereditary Leiomyomatosis and Renal Cell Cancer (HLRCC) Family Alliance, is a patient advocacy organization dedicated to supporting individuals affected by HLRCC. The organization provides educational resources, patient support services, and advocates for research and awareness of HLRCC. It operates primarily in the United States and collaborates with other organizations. The organization is involved in research, clinical trials, and policy advocacy to improve patient outcomes and awareness. The HLRCC Foundation is dedicated to providing up-to-date information on Hereditary Leiomyomatosis and Renal Cell Cancer (HLRCC), also known as Reed’s Syndrome. It aims to educate patients, support families impacted by HLRCC, and assist clinicians with current research, screening, and management strategies. The foundation promotes awareness, genetic testing, and early detection of kidney cancer associated with HLRCC. It collaborates with related organizations, supports research initiatives, and offers resources such as handbooks, videos, and community support groups. The foundation emphasizes the importance of knowledge, screening, and early intervention to improve patient outcomes.

Cancer Support UK

Cancer Support UK

<p>We provide practical and emotional support to people with cancer, during and after the treatment period.</p><p>We support people with all kinds of cancer across the UK. Our services are designed and delivered by people who have experienced cancer themselves – to improve the experience of others.</p> Cancer Support UK is a UK-based charity dedicated to supporting cancer patients and their families throughout the cancer journey. It emphasizes emotional and practical support, including free Cancer Coach programs (peer group support, digital learning, and Focus Forwards workshops) for adults who have completed cancer treatment. The organization offers Cancer Kits and workplace training, signposting, and educational resources, and invites donations and involvement through volunteering and referrals. The site notes impact such as helping 4,952 people in 2020 and highlights storytelling and shared experiences to raise awareness of its services. Core activities include running Cancer Coach programs (peer groups online or by phone, digital learning, and focused workshops), providing educational resources and materials (Cancer Types, Signposting, Resources), offering cancer-related patient support services, and broader fundraising and outreach efforts.

The FACS Syndrome Association

The FACS Syndrome Association

Welcome to our website. FACSA is a support group for families and children who have been affected by AEDs during pregnancy and have a diagnosis of FACS Syndrome (FVS)

Skin Cancer Foundation

Skin Cancer Foundation

The Skin Cancer Foundation is dedicated to education, prevention, early detection, and prompt, effective treatment of skin cancer. It is a nonprofit organization that relies on donor funds. The Foundation promotes sun safety and skin cancer awareness through public education campaigns, professional training, and research support. It also provides resources for skin cancer detection and prevention, including educational materials, screening programs, and advocacy for sun protection policies. The Skin Cancer Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to education, prevention, early detection, treatment, and research of skin cancer. It provides resources for patients, medical professionals, and the public, including treatment information, prevention tips, and support services. The Foundation also advocates for policies to reduce skin cancer risk and promotes sun safety awareness. It collaborates with healthcare providers, researchers, and community organizations to advance skin cancer awareness and care.

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