Skincare
A healthy skin care regimen is necessary when undergoing cancer treatment. Learn how to care for sensitive skin plus tips and techniques for managing the loss of brows and lashes, adding colour back to the face, makeup hygiene and sun safety
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30th Retrospective
Thirty years ago, a group of dedicated and passionate people came together with the mission to uplift women diagnosed with cancer. Knowing the power in feeling like yourself, our workshops were born.
Since then, 300,000 women have attended a workshop, learned to manage the appearance related effects of cancer—and most importantly—found a community to lean on for support. Whether a new friend or a tried-and-true supporter, we wouldn’t have made it this far without our community—thank you.
As we look ahead to the future and what is next for us, we think it’s only right to look back at where we started and speak to those who know us so well.
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BIPOC SUPPORT
Have you heard the phrase, “every woman’s cancer is unique”? While the biological complexity of cancer is well-documented, many clinical trials do not include women of colour. Many BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, people of colour) experiences not reflected during medical appointments or at support services and elsewhere.
We recognize and support the continued need for greater focus on the experiences of BIPOC women in the cancer care space. We hope that by supporting the experiences of directly affected women, like Michelle, the gap in care is reduced.
