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Resources

Access to affirming, relevant information can make all the difference. Find resources created for and by 2SLGBTQI+ people affected by cancer, and tools to support healthcare professionals offer more inclusive care.

For general cancer information, the Canadian Cancer Society’s Cancer Information Service is a national, toll-free helpline available to everyone.

For healthcare professionals

Explore educational resources, information, and learning opportunities for healthcare professionals who care for sexual and gender diverse people affected by cancer.

For patients and caregivers

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    Patient information

    Evidence-based, tailored, patient information

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  • Two people are in front of a laptop with a teapot and mug to the side. They are laughing.

    Community support

    Peer-to-peer and guided support groups

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  • Three people are sitting in a booth at a restaurant. Two of them are laughing, one person has their back to the camera.

    Other organizations

    More options for support

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Disclaimer: Resources from third party sites have been reviewed for relevance, but we are not responsible for their ongoing accuracy. Some may contain outdated or medicalized language or acronyms.

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