Caring for someone with cancer is meaningful work, and it can also be exhausting. You're an important part of the care team, and you deserve support too.
These trusted organizations offer peer mentoring, support groups, respite care, and practical guidance for family members and friends who care for someone with cancer.
Start with what feels most pressing right now, and come back anytime.
Peer mentors who understand what you and your loved one are going through.
Peer support for cancer survivors and caregivers.
One on one peer support for people living with cancer and caregivers.
Connect with other caregivers in person, by phone, or online.
In person educational programs and caregiver support groups.
(404) 843-1880Online and phone based education, counseling, and caregiver support groups.
Online educational information and support.
Let the people who want to help know exactly how they can.
An online coordination service that lets family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues organize help with meals, rides, and other daily tasks.
Practical guidance for the day to day of caregiving.
Caregiver information and teleconferences.
Information and support for caregivers.
Respite care gives you time to rest and recharge.
Information on senior services, including respite care for caregivers.
(404) 463-3333For those caring for the person they share their life with.
Education, support, and advocacy for spousal caregivers.
The person you care for can complete our HIPAA Release Form to let us know who we may share their health information with.
Our oncology social workers offer counseling, education, and connections to community resources for the people we care for and the family and friends who support them. Call the office where your loved one is seen.
Meet our oncology social workersFeeling overwhelmed? Free, confidential support is available 24/7. Call or text 988, or call the Georgia Crisis and Access Line at (800) 715-4225.