Mind-Body programming is designed to enhance self-awareness of the mind and body, promote relaxation, self-care, and overall well-being.
Knowledge is power! Through research at the Cancer Support Community Headquarters Research and Training Institute, needs assessments, and current best practices, CSC Montana creates an education plan to serve cancer survivors and their loved ones.
Cancer Support Community Montana offers emotional support through support groups, informal connection groups, and individual short-term counseling – all offered free of charge. Support groups provide an opportunity for people with shared experiences to connect, share resources, and develop healthy coping strategies.
The first place cancer metastasis is to the family. Youth are affected by having cancer themselves, as well as when a close friend or family member has a cancer diagnosis. Our Youth and Family programs are intended to provide a place of support and sense of community for the whole family.
Exercise and nutrition is important physical and mental health. CSC Montana offers healthy lifestyle classes to meet the unique needs of cancer survivors. All exercise classes are taught by professionals that offer accommodations and alterations to meet the individual needs of each cancer survivor in the class.
Mind-Body programming is designed to enhance self-awareness of the mind and body, promote relaxation, self-care, and overall well-being.
Knowledge is power! Through research at the Cancer Support Community Headquarters Research and Training Institute, needs assessments, and current best practices, CSC Montana creates an education plan to serve cancer survivors and their loved ones.
Cancer Support Community Montana offers emotional support through support groups, informal connection groups, and individual short-term counseling – all offered free of charge. Support groups provide an opportunity for people with shared experiences to connect, share resources, and develop healthy coping strategies.
The first place cancer metastasis is to the family. Youth are affected by having cancer themselves, as well as when a close friend or family member has a cancer diagnosis. Our Youth and Family programs are intended to provide a place of support and sense of community for the whole family.
Exercise and nutrition is important physical and mental health. CSC Montana offers healthy lifestyle classes to meet the unique needs of cancer survivors. All exercise classes are taught by professionals that offer accommodations and alterations to meet the individual needs of each cancer survivor in the class.
Mind-Body programming is designed to enhance self-awareness of the mind and body, promote relaxation, self-care, and overall well-being.
Knowledge is power! Through research at the Cancer Support Community Headquarters Research and Training Institute, needs assessments, and current best practices, CSC Montana creates an education plan to serve cancer survivors and their loved ones.
Cancer Support Community Montana offers emotional support through support groups, informal connection groups, and individual short-term counseling – all offered free of charge. Support groups provide an opportunity for people with shared experiences to connect, share resources, and develop healthy coping strategies.
The first place cancer metastasis is to the family. Youth are affected by having cancer themselves, as well as when a close friend or family member has a cancer diagnosis. Our Youth and Family programs are intended to provide a place of support and sense of community for the whole family.
Exercise and nutrition is important physical and mental health. CSC Montana offers healthy lifestyle classes to meet the unique needs of cancer survivors. All exercise classes are taught by professionals that offer accommodations and alterations to meet the individual needs of each cancer survivor in the class.
All services of Cancer Support Community are offered free of charge, but they are not free of cost. Explore ways to donate to the dozens of programs and services available to people in your community and Montana.
You can make a difference in the lives of hundreds of cancer participants in our community. Many volunteers, like you, generously give of their time, talent and support to Cancer Support Community Montana professional, or simply passionate about helping others, there are numerous ways to get involved.
Carley's story exemplifies the profound impact of coming together in times of need, reminding us that with the support of others, even the most daunting battles can be faced with courage and optimism.
Mary Ann's interview about her transformative experience at the Cancer Support Community Montana is a testament to the profound impact of community support in the face of adversity.
Discover the heart behind Cancer Support Community Montana - a beacon of hope, compassion, and empowerment for those facing the journey of cancer. Join us as we uplift and unite individuals and families, offering strength and solace every step of the way.
Embark on a journey of empowerment and connection by exploring our local programs and online classes at the Cancer Support Community Montana.
From wellness workshops to social meet-ups, discover a vibrant array of opportunities that foster strength, companionship, and healing.
These on-demand programs are available anytime and are designed to discover new techniques from breathing exercises to gentle exercises via our on-demand video library.
Support your community with local fundraising events.
Getting started is easy. Individuals can browse our programs and complete a new participant form online or reach out to our team for help connecting with services that best meet their needs.
CSCMT has a Travel Assistance Program that is grant/private funded and provides assistance with some travel expenses. Contact CSCMT’s Cancer Support Navigator to apply.
CSCMT programs are available and free to anyone impacted by cancer in Montana anywhere on the survivorship continuum. Most programs are also available to those in the support system (caregivers, family members, etc).
Our programs are available to anyone impacted by cancer, including individuals with a cancer diagnosis, survivors, caregivers, family members, friends, and loved ones.
Yes, it is! Due to the support from our incredible donors and fundraising throughout the year, we are able to offer support for you and your loved ones throughout your cancer journey.
We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities from building cleaning to event preparation. Interested individuals can complete a volunteer application and expect to hear back from our volunteer coordinators on scheduling and specific volunteer needs.
We know that community is stronger than cancer, so we have designed programs to best support individuals and their loved ones throughout their journey. From emotional support (a variety of support groups are offered, as well as individual therapy) to physical health (weekly group fitness classes and a personal trainer available), from family activities to dinners to wig fittings, we are here to support you however we can throughout your journey so that you can focus on taking care of you.
Yes. We offer many programs virtually to support individuals and families across Montana, including those in rural areas. Our on-demand library is also available 24/7, making support accessible anytime.
Contact us regarding any concerns or inquiries.
CSC Montana has a number of Resource Centers throughout the state to ensure that no one faces cancer alone. A Resource Center is a referral center placed in small communities where the small population will not support a full Chapter. All people impacted by cancer can access a calendar listing the virtual programs of CSC Montana as well as some in-person programs that may be offered in each community.
At Cancer Support Community, we understand the challenges of cancer. Join our community for support, inspiration, and evidence-based programs led by professionals.
Attend in-person, virtual, or hybrid programs. Visit us in Bozeman or Missoula for a tour to get involved, or contact us to learn more. We’re here for you and your loved ones!
Mind-Body programming is designed to enhance self-awareness of the mind, body and spirit, while additionally promoting relaxation, self-care, and overall well-being.
Mind-Body programming is written in red on the program calendar.
CSC Montana does not have a religious affiliation, but provides programming on the topic of spirituality as we recognize the importance of spirituality in some cancer survivors and caregivers journeys.
Yoga is a restorative exercise used to find strength, flexibility and a sense of calmness and is led by Certified Yoga Instructors. All skill levels are welcome, and if needed, equipment is provided.
Yoga Nidra is a very gentle relaxed practice to ease body, mind, and spirit. All skill levels welcome.
Knowledge is power! Through research at the Cancer Support Community Headquarters Research and Training Institute, needs assessments, and current best practices, CSC Montana creates an education plan to serve cancer survivors and their loved ones. Programs and resources offered through CSC Montana are evidence-based and taught by certified and licensed experts in their field.
Check out the program calendar to see the dates and times for upcoming education programs and presenter information. Education programs are listed in purple on the program calendar.
Join us for a networking support group that provides discussion and education on treatment and survivorship for blood cancers. Survivors, caregivers, family, and friends are welcome.
Meets 2nd & 4th Tuesdays
(12pm-1pm)
Join us for a support group focused on people with a breast cancer diagnosis at any stage and during any survivorship phase. Connecting with others that share a similar experience can help provide empowerment throughout your cancer experience.
Meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays
(5:30pm – 7pm)
Connection and encouragement are essential for those that have been diagnosed with cancer. This group of people with gynecological cancers encourage support and helps focus on the benefits of connecting with others who are going through similar experiences.
Meets 2nd & 4th Mondays
(12pm-1:30pm)
Join the discussion and learn how to reduce anxiety and manage uncertainty, all while connecting with other Montanans living with metastatic/stage IV cancer.
Meets 1st & 3rd Mondays
(12pm-1pm)
Grief is often an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be. Living with Loss is open to all who have lost someone, regardless of whether the loss was cancer-related. This weekly group provides a space for those in bereavement to share experiences, challenges, and support with others who can relate.
Meets 2nd & 4th Wednesdays
(5:30pm-7pm)
Cancer Support Group is for individuals in active treatment, maintenance treatment, remission, or survivorship to gain valuable support from others. This group’s goal is to reduce distress associated with a cancer diagnosis, share treatment and side-effect information, learn ways to improve quality of life, and enhance communication with family, friends, and your medical team.
Meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays
(5:30pm-7pm)
A cancer diagnosis not only affects the individual diagnosed, but also that person’s partner. Even the most loving and secure relationships will struggle with emotional support, communication, and problem solving during this time. This group will give both partners the opportunity to share experiences, discuss healthy conflicts, and connect with other couples going through a similar situation.
Meets 2nd & 4th Mondays
(5:30pm-7pm)
Cancer Support Community Montana offers emotional support through support groups, informal connection groups, and individual short-term counseling in person and through telehealth – all offered free of charge. Check out the program calendar to see the dates and times for upcoming emotional support programs, as well as other group details, and facilitator information.
Support groups provide an opportunity for people with shared experiences to connect, share resources, and develop healthy coping strategies. All support groups are led by licensed mental health professionals. For privacy reasons, links for emotional support programs are not listed on the online calendar.
Contact Cancer Support Community Montana to learn more and see if a support group is right for you
Informal Support Programs are a networking group providing opportunity for connection, information sharing, and discussion for cancer survivors with a shared experience.
** While our Zoom platform is HIPAA protected, due to public zoom link postings on our website calendar, we cannot ensure 100% privacy protection for exercise programs and educational talks. **
Exercise is important physical and mental health. CSC Montana offers exercise classes to meet the unique needs of cancer survivors. All exercise classes are taught by professionals that offer accommodations and alterations to meet the individual needs of each cancer survivor in the class.
Whether you are an Olympic athlete or never been to a gym, these classes help you build strength while connecting with other cancer survivors who are also empowered to take back their health.
Check out the program calendar to see the dates and times for upcoming healthy lifestyle programs, as well as trainer information.
These exercise-inspired programs are created for people at any stage of a cancer diagnosis and their friends and family. The variety of opportunities encourages cancer survivors and their loved ones to try new recreational and outdoor activities so they can continue exercise through cancer treatment and beyond, while encouraging self-care for friends and family. A variety of programs are offered on a rotating basis..
Maintain your energy, get your strength back, or work towards a new fitness level with fellow cancer survivors. This class focuses on strength building utilizing hand weights, resistance bands, and the body’s weight. All levels are welcome!
All cancer survivors are invited to participate in a private ½ hour personal training session prior to joining exercise classes.
Call CSC Montana at (406) 582-1600 to schedule.
Keep moving during this no-impact workout in Eagle Mount’s heated, low-chlorine pool. No experience is necessary. All participants must fill out an application and waiver before participating. Visit eaglemount.org and click participate to learn more.
Due to limited space, registration is required for every class—register online or at (406) 582-1600.
Cancer Support Community Montana
is a 501(c)3 charitable organization.
This men’s retreat is a space for those navigating the cancer journey to reconnect, restore, and find strength in a community that truly understands. Join us September 18-20th for a transformative mountain experience.
We are excited to launch our first-ever Online Art Auction, a unique opportunity to support Montanans impacted by cancer. This online silent auction features a collection of artwork that you browse, bid, and purchase, from the comfort of your home.
