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Find resources and organizations that specialize in supporting young adults and teens navigating cancer treatment
3 Little Birds 4 Life
3 Little Birds 4 Life is an organization that is passionate about giving adults currently managing cancer the experience of living life as if they were never diagnosed with cancer. While it is certainly right to give attention and care to children and elderly people with cancer, those between the ages of 25 and 55 often are forgotten and lost in the shuffle. We want to make sure that people in this age group have a daily wish granted and are given the resources they might need to find help in all aspects on their journey.
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Theravive
Theravive is a network of licensed therapists and psychologists committed to helping people receive the best mental health care available. Through building bridges with others, we continually strive to lower mental health stigma.
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Ulman Foundation
Ulman Foundation provides direct services for adolescents and young adults impacted by cancer (15-39) including one on one support, exercise programming, college scholarships, and free lodging at Ulman House in Baltimore, MD.
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Elephants and Tea
Elephants and Tea is the only magazine written for and by Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) cancer patients, survivors and caregivers telling their story in their own words. Cancer is the Elephant in the room. Tea is the relief the magazine provides. Elephants and Tea’s mission is to help AYA patients, survivors and caregivers experience relief through self-expression, inspire others during their cancer journey and connect with supportive organizations across the nation. Be Heard. Join The Herd.
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Coupon Chief
We've provided our research on special offers and discounts available to people with disabilities in our series of guides to help you find ways to save money.
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United States Department of Labor
If you are looking for information to promote an inclusive workforce and increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities, please visit the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) homepage. To find additional disability information, we recommend using publicly available search engines and visiting the following links.
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Disability Rights Legal Center
Founded in 1975, Disability Rights Legal Center (DRLC) is a 501C-3 non-profit, public interest advocacy organization that champions the civil rights of people with disabilities as well as those affected by cancer and other serious illnesses. DRLC is a leader in bringing cutting-edge cases to court and in winning victories to protect and to expand the rights of people to help eliminate discrimination and other legal barriers.
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Health Care Rights Initiative
HCRI is a group of patients, caregivers, physicians and attorneys who have personally suffered from the way that private and employer-provided health insurance is currently administered. We have argued with our insurance companies while lying in hospitals stricken with cancer. We have had gravely ill children improperly discharged from hospitals because the insurance company denied covered benefits. Those of us who are physicians have wasted countless hours trying to get coverage for critical medications and procedures for our patients when the few advocates and resources available to us were prohibitively expensive.
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The Cassie Hines Shoes Cancer Foundation
Our mission is to guide young adults with cancer, to social support programs and services that can help them manage their mental healing as well as their physical battle.
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