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About our Informational Support

If you are in crisis, please call Manitoba Suicide Prevention & Support Line (24/7) 1-877-435-7170; Crisis Line (24/7) 204-786-8686 1-888-322-3019

Navigating the health care system and finding the right support services can feel overwhelming, especially during treatment. 

Some individuals may not have access to technology, while others may simply feel too unwell or exhausted to search for information on their own.

We may not always have every answer, but we will work alongside you to help find the information and supports that matter most to your situation.

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How we Help

Support begins with listening. We take time to understand your needs and help identify trusted resources that can provide additional guidance and care.

When appropriate, we connect individuals and families with community organizations, local programs, and social workers at the cancer centre to ensure they are aware of the supports available to them. 

If answers are not immediately clear, we reach out through our network to help reduce barriers and make navigating services feel less overwhelming.

Client Stories

Dave

Dave Stock

"It started with one tooth breaking, then another, until they all cracked," Dave recalls, highlighting the toll of his battle with the disease. Never Alone Cancer Foundation supported Dave by purchasing his first mobility scooter, enabling him to share a memorable bike ride with his daughter.

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Meaghan

Judy & Peter Murphy Parents of Meaghan Murphy

I hate to have to tell you that our daughter Meaghan passed away peacefully on Saturday (April 13) surrounded by her family. They seem very compassionate and professional. We are so grateful with your assistance for accommodations. It means more than you know. Thank you so much.

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Kathleen

Kathleen Fingarsen

Humility was my greatest lesson. I had everything and with a blink of an eye, everything disappeared. When you lose everything, you learn a lot about who people are. It could happen to anyone. If it wasn’t for Never Alone Cancer Foundation, I believe I would be dead right now.

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