Upcoming Events

Thanks to a grant from the ND Dept of Health and Human Services.

We are thrilled to offer free monthly social support groups for cancer survivors. These welcoming gatherings provide a safe, relaxed space to connect with others who understand the survivorship journey, share experiences, build friendships, and find encouragement.

Whether you are newly navigating life after treatment or have been a survivor for many years, you are welcome to join us. There is no cost to participate, and everyone is encouraged to take part at their own comfort level. Together, we can celebrate milestones, navigate challenges, and strengthen our community.

August 12 February 10

September 9 March 10

October 14 April 7

November 11 May 12

December 9 June 9

January 13 July 14

More to Come

More coming here!

Survivorship FAQs

  • An individual is considered a cancer survivor from the time of diagnosis, through the balance of his or her life

  • Cancer survivorship is growing! In 2016, there were 15.5 million cancer survivors in the U.S.—that’s about 1 in 20 people.

  • Yes. There are evidence-based protocols designed to address survivors' needs—but they are often underutilized in everyday practice.

  • Absolutely. Cancer survivors require different screening schedules and healthcare recommendations compared to average-risk individuals.

  • Survivors should be monitored for recurrence of their original cancer and for secondary cancers that may result from previous treatments.

  • Yes. Survivors are more than twice as likely to develop chronic health conditions compared to the general population.

  • Survivors may deal with mental health struggles, financial stress, education and employment barriers, changes in social life, chronic symptoms, body image concerns, fertility and sexual function issues, and effects on various body systems—including cardiac, neurological, endocrine, and more.

  • Yes. With guidance and shared awareness, survivors and their PCPs can monitor the long-term effects of treatments like chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation.

  • Yes. The NCCN (National Comprehensive Cancer Network) offers detailed survivorship guidelines that support informed screening and care planning for all survivors.

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