Young Adults Resources

b-present aims to improve the quality of life and health outcomes of young adults (ages 15-35) with cancer through programs that promote and strengthen connections between young adults and their communities of support. Through its two key programs, b-aware and b-there, b-present provides the information and tools that empower the social support network to be present from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond.

Cactus Cancer Society offers online support and resources for young adult cancer survivors and caregivers.

Online magazine written for and by the AYA cancer community telling their story in their own words. Share your story.

Next Step hosts workshops and retreats for young adults with cancer, HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening diseases.

The Samfund provides support to young adults who are struggling financially due to cancer. Twice a year, gives grants to survivors aged 21-39 to help with medical bills, living expenses, educational/professional development, graduate tuition, student loans, cosmetic or reconstructive procedures, family building options/procedures, health insurance supplementation, mental health, physical therapy, residual and current medical expenses, transportation-related expenses, legal expenses and rent/ mortgage supplementation.

Stupid Cancer provides support services to patients, survivors, caregivers and providers working with young adults with cancer.