Cancer Support
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Services & Resources From diagnosis, throughout treatment and survivorship, and through end of life. Get Support

Apply now for Family Camp!

For One Another Family Camp will be held August 13-15 at Camp-Mak-A-Dream near Missoula. Applications are being accepted now and this is offered free of charge – just like all of our programs!
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Montana Locations

Services are provided in person in Bozeman and the Virtual Community allows people across Montana to access services. There is a full center being developed in Missoula to open in 2021, as well as Hubs becoming available across Montana. CSCMT is here to help people reduce increased isolation, cultivate support, and find hope in this ever-changing environment.

BOZEMAN

BOZEMAN

CSC Montana’s original chapter found its roots in 2004 in Bozeman, Montana when two young women were diagnosed with breast cancer and formed a support group.
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MISSOULA

MISSOULA

CSC Montana’s newest chapter, opening in 2021 and will offer a full set of programs for all people affected by cancer free of charge.
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DILLON HUB

DILLON HUB

This is a support group sponsored by Barrett Hospital Foundation.
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SIDNEY HUB

SIDNEY HUB

The oncology group at Sidney Health Center is currently developing support services.
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So That No One Faces Cancer Alone

Cancer Support Community Montana is a place where you walk through the door as one touched by cancer and instantly become part of something much bigger and much stronger. Through knowledge, support and encouragement, everyone speaks your language. You are not alone on this journey.
Offered in person & virtually

Support Programs

Programs and resources are provided from the point of diagnosis, throughout treatment and survivorship, and through end of life – including support groups, yoga, cooking classes, hiking groups, retreats, and more – completely free-of-charge.

YOUTH & FAMILY PROGRAMS

Our Youth and Family programs are intended to provide a place of support and sense of community for the whole family.

EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

CSC offers emotional support through support groups, informal connection groups, and individual short-term counseling.

EDUCATION PATHWAYS

Cancer Support Community creates a research-based education plan to serve cancer survivors and their loved ones.

MIND/BODY

Mind-Body programming is designed to enhance self-awareness of the mind and body, promote relaxation, self-care, and overall well-being.

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES

Exercise and nutrition is important physical and mental health. CSC offers healthy lifestyle classes to meet the unique needs of cancer survivors.

RETREATS

Cancer Support Community provides retreats that focus on education, restoration, and connection.

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Get Involved

Volunteer
Whether you are able to help for an hour or a day, we would be excited for you to join our team
Donate
All contributions help make our programs available when they need them the most.
Fundraise
We encourage you to organize your own fundraising event and donate the proceeds to CSC.
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Testimonials

I would highly recommend Cancer Support Community to anyone affected by a cancer diagnosis, whether they are newly diagnosed, living with a previous diagnosis or someone who cares about a cancer survivor.
55 year old woman
My husband and I attended the couples retreat and are thankful to CSC for organizing the event. We are so thankful for the cancer support community and all the activities and services you offer to help us.
Young couple who attended our Couples Retreat workshop
Being a part of Cancer Support Community has given me an opportunity to talk openly about my cancer experience–to begin to heal, and figure out the impact of my life as a cancer survivor.
42 year old woman
Thank you for being there when I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I had so many questions and no place to turn.
55 year old man
To receive the diagnosis of breast cancer is overwhelming and to have the opportunity to be with other cancer survivors is so worthwhile. I have learned how to improve quality of life, self-advocacy, stress reduction, and what other resources are available. In a group, we can all draw strength from each other.
72 year old woman
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Discover what’s possible when a community comes together.

Cancer Support Community provides all programs and services free of charge and only for people in Montana. Your donation allows your local friends, neighbors, coworkers and family to find support, education and hope all through the cancer experience.
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