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Red Deer Cancer Connect offers support for people battling cancer or caring for patients
Wellspring Alberta’s Red Deer Cancer Connect
Cancer Connect is an informal gathering over coffee, tea and snacks open to any adult participants living with cancer – those diagnosed and caregivers/supporters.
Facilitated by a Wellspring Alberta program leader and in collaboration with the Red Deer Public Library, these sessions offer a safe space to connect with others on a similar path and learn strategies for supporting the mind, body and spirit.
Cost: Free
Where: Red Deer Public Library Dawe Branch, 56 Holt Street, Red Deer (Free parking available)
When: Every first Tuesday of the month from 12 – 1:30pm & every third Tuesday of the month from 5 – 6:30pm beginning March 21
Who: Adults living with cancer – both those diagnosed and caregivers
Supported by
To register, visit: wel.gametime.net/cne/public/list or call 1-866-682-3135
Charitable Reg. #809013675 RR0001
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