Welcome - Cancer Fight Club

NEWLY
DIAGNOSED

Cancer stops you in your tracks.
It can make you feel afraid and isolated.
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METASTATIC & ADVANCED
CANCER a.k.a. LIFER

Living with cancer as a young adult
is very scary and challenging.
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LIVING
IT SOLO

We understand what you
are going through.
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YOUNG WITH
CHILDREN

Our programs can help you cope with
cancer while caring for your family.
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Welcome to CancerFightClub

CancerFightClub is a Hope & Cope grassroots initiative made up of committed young adult cancer community members (fighters, survivors, lifers, supporters and professionals) from across Montreal and Quebec (Canada).

Our programs include peer support, workshops and seminars, retreats, exercise and physical activities, and social get-togethers. You also will have access to Hope & Cope’s professional expertise and wide variety of resources.

Our En famille program provides additional support for young families in which a parent has cancer.

Upcoming events

Are you a Young Adult (18-39) dealing with cancer and looking to connect with a fun group of like-minded individuals who understand what you’re going through? Join us for the following activities. To register, please call 514 340-3616.

December 2019 – HOLIDAY PARTY AND RETREAT INFO SESSION

E-mail us at info@cancerfightclub.com or check cancerfightclub on Facebook for more details.

Featured Survivor Stories

April 1, 2018MARCH – Women’s History Month – honoring our young ladies
The reality of being a young woman living with cancer makes us all inspiring ladies, shining light on each other.
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April 1, 2018MARS – Mois de l’histoire des femmes – honorons nos jeunes femmes
La réalité d’être une jeune femme aux prises avec un cancer fait de nous toutes, des actrices inspirantes, en étant une lumière dans la vie de chacune.
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February 27, 2018I am not my cancer by Denis Raymond
"I lost my identity."... ..."I certainly forgot about my true and inner self. The immense focus on my outer layer by myself and others brought me to live in existential turbulence as my cancer [...]
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