This #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth, we’re sharing positivity from Kelly who is a post-treatment cervical cancer survivor who serves as a CHN Peer Mentor volunteer. If you are looking for empathetic peer support, please contact us here: bit.ly/4776u6S

Our words hold power in the simplest circumstances. A recent Novartis survey shows that our choice of words in cancer communications has a major impact. Read this article in FiercePharma to learn more: bit.ly/3tXUmXf

The power of kindness and expression of concern has a profound impact during the time of a cancer diagnosis, as shown in The New York Times. Any difficult journey, especially a cancer journey, is often made easier when you don’t need to do it alone. Read more: nyti.ms/3SmK786

Want to learn more about volunteering with CHN? Here’s everything you need to know. View some of our most frequently asked questions about our trained Peer Mentor Volunteers below and visit this link for the full list of questions: bit.ly/3u3YyVi

Learn from Marielle, our Program Manager, Volunteer Services about the importance of cultural and linguistic accessibility in the cancer space and how peer support provides a much-needed resource to many, including underrepresented communities.

Cancer is a top cause of death for Latinos. Hear from those working to address some of the barriers to equitable cancer care at the #SaludTues Tweetchat at 1p ET 9/3/24 w/ Salud America! and other Latino cancer experts! salud-america.org/saludtues-twee…

✅ TODAY (9/3) @ 1pm ET! ✅ Exploring opportunities to create better #LatinoCancer outcomes at the #SaludTues Tweetchat w/ Salud America! and more Latino cancer experts bit.ly/3YsBlcn

➡️ In 1 HR, #SaludTues Tweetchat! ⬅️ Discussing #LatinoCancer inequities and ways to overcome them (1pm ET 9/3)! bit.ly/3YsBlcn

⏰ #SaludTues in 15 MINUTES! ⏰ How do we elevate the patient’s voice to ensure better cancer outcomes for Latinos? #SaludTues Tweetchat at 1 p.m. ET (9/3)! bit.ly/3YsBlcn

🚨 HAPPENING NOW (1pm ET 9/3/24)! 🚨 Join #SaludTues Tweetchat “Creating Better Cancer Outcomes for Latinos” with #LatinoCancer experts, organizations, and patient advocates like @latinxvocesllc PublicHealthMaps Prevent Cancer Foundation Dr. Dulce María Ruelas National Hispanic Medical Association Susan G. Komen Cancer Hope Network

Q1: Cancer is a leading cause of death for Latinos. What would you say is one of the biggest factors driving Latino cancer disparities and why? #SaludTues #LatinoCancer

Q2: How can we begin addressing some of the barriers keeping Latinos from getting the care and treatment they need? #SaludTues #LatinoCancer

Q3: A healthy lifestyle is important to help prevent cancer. How can we address obesity and other health issues that are linked to cancer? #SaludTues #LatinoCancer

Q4: What can healthcare systems be doing to create better cancer outcomes for Latinos? #SaludTues #LatinoCancer

Q5: How can we use patient advocates to elevate the patient’s voice and ensure better cancer outcomes for Latinos? #SaludTues #LatinoCancer

Q6: Not only are Latinos slipping through the healthcare cracks, but they also continue to be underrepresented in cancer clinical trials. What keeps Latinos from participating? #SaludTues

Q7: How can we boost Latino cancer clinical trial participation? #SaludTues #LatinoCancer

Q8: Shout-out time … name some groups, organizations, cancer resources, or clinical trials looking to create better Latino cancer outcomes! #SaludTues #LatinoCancer

On December 11, join Cancer Hope Network for the Hopeful Hearts Panel Discussion: “How Collaborative Support Can Transform the Pediatric Cancer Experience.” Learn more and reserve your spot today: cancerhopenetwork.org/events/hh-pane… #HopefulHearts #CancerSupport #PeerMentorship #FindHope