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AL-Care provides hope, resources, and community support for those affected by lung cancer and glioblastoma. The organization offers medical resources, emotional support, financial assistance, and education while creating lasting connections that empower patients and families to make informed decisions about their care.
The American Cancer Society has programs and services to help you manage cancer treatment and recovery and find the emotional support you need. And best of all, our help is free. Find programs and services in Indiana.
Primarily committed to serving as an advocate for cancer prevention and control research
Beacon Health System Cancer Care provides comprehensive oncology services including prevention, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care for cancer patients. The organization offers world-class cancer treatment close to home with access to national clinical trials, second opinions from Mayo Clinic experts, and support from nurse navigators and social workers.
Blue vs. Blue Prostate Cancer Awareness Organization is dedicated to raising awareness about prostate cancer among law enforcement agencies across the United States and within the communities they serve. The organization encourages all men to prioritize their health by undergoing annual screenings and uses the experiences of four Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers who have faced the disease to advocate for greater awareness and early detection.
The Boone County Cancer Society serves cancer patients who are residents of Boone County by providing services, patient and family support, and educational programs within the community. Through their Executive Director, Program Director, and volunteers, they work one-on-one to provide individualized goods and services to each person through their network of organizations, service groups, churches and volunteers. They offer assistance with prescriptions, insurance co-pays, wigs and prostheses, and provide care packages to first-time cancer patients to show they are not alone.
Breast Diagnostic Center provides high-quality breast imaging services including 3D mammography for screening and diagnostic purposes. The organization focuses on early detection of breast cancer through advanced imaging technology and expert radiological services. Their services help patients manage their breast health and increase the possibility of effective treatment through early detection.
Free year-round camp and support for children with cancer and families.
Camp Watcha-Wanna-Do serves adolescent cancer survivors in Northeastern Indiana and surrounding areas by providing completely free recreational camp experiences. The organization focuses on providing recreational opportunities and support for children surviving cancer and their families, offering skill development activities and team building experiences.
The Cancer Association of Marshall County provides assistance to cancer patients residing in Marshall County, Indiana, including help with medications, medical supplies, transportation, and other cancer-related needs. The organization operates entirely through volunteers and offers services to patients whose costs are not covered by insurance.
The Cancer Association of Shelby County provides support services to all cancer patients in their community. The organization operates fundraising activities and outreach programs to help those affected by cancer.
Cancer Resources for Elkhart County provides comprehensive support services to cancer patients and their families, focusing on emotional well-being, financial aid, and wellness programs. The organization offers vital referrals, planning assistance, and care services to help individuals navigate their cancer journey beyond just medical treatment.
Cancer Services of Grant County provides comprehensive support services to increase survival rates and embrace families facing cancer in Grant County. The organization offers free mammograms, post-mastectomy products, education and outreach programs, and various support services to help individuals through their cancer journey.
CSC uplifts and strengthens people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care.
CSC uplifts and strengthens people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care.
Caroline Symmes, Inc. raises funds to support cutting-edge research by leading pediatric oncologists around the country. The organization works to create targeted drugs, less toxic therapies, and brighter outcomes for critically ill children diagnosed with cancer.
The Catherine Peachey Fund promotes advances in breast cancer research and treatment by providing financial support to research and programs positioned to move from bench to clinic and impact patient outcomes. The organization operates with volunteers at near zero operating costs to ensure all funds raised go directly to breast cancer research.
The CERN Foundation supports patients and families affected by ependymoma, a rare brain tumor, through comprehensive education, resources, and research initiatives. The organization connects patients with specialized medical professionals, provides treatment guidance, and offers support throughout the diagnosis and treatment journey. They work to increase awareness of this rare disease and fund research to develop better treatments and ultimately find a cure.
Cervical Cancer-Free Indiana provides education and information on preventive services and community resources to protect women from developing cervical cancer. The organization focuses on increasing awareness about HPV and its link to cervical cancer while improving access to HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening, particularly targeting disadvantaged racial and ethnic communities.
Chemo Buddies provides emotional support, comfort, and companionship to people undergoing chemotherapy and other cancer treatments. The organization offers various programs including treatment room support, transportation services, wigs and accessories, and community gatherings to ensure patients feel supported and never alone on their journey.
Community and Faith Outreach Initiatives is a community-based organization that provides support services to families and caregivers facing various health challenges. The organization offers initiatives including prostate cancer awareness and support programs for kinship families and grandparents raising children.
Community Cancer Network supports the non-medical needs of local cancer patients in collaboration with care providers and other community resources. The organization provides non-medical services and resources to people diagnosed with cancer and in cancer treatment, operating under the philosophy of neighbors helping neighbors.
Decatur County Memorial Hospital provides comprehensive medical services including cancer care and infusion services to support patients in their treatment journey. The hospital offers specialized oncology services along with a full range of clinical and rehabilitation services to help patients and families throughout their care experience.
Eskenazi Health is a comprehensive healthcare system that provides medical services across multiple specialties including oncology and hematology/oncology. The organization offers cancer care services through its network of hospitals and outpatient centers, supporting patients with various cancer diagnoses and treatment needs.
Family Reach provides financial assistance to families facing cancer to help them afford basic needs like food, housing, transportation, and utilities during treatment. The organization operates a Financial Resource Center that connects patients with resources and grants to reduce financial stress and improve health outcomes.
Fayette County Cancer Society assists cancer patients in Fayette County, Indiana, regardless of age, sex, or race by providing financial and emotional support. The organization helps with various needs including wigs, mileage reimbursement, prescriptions, medical bills, dietary supplements, wheelchairs, and other essential items for cancer patients.
Francine's Friends operates a mobile mammography coach that brings 3D screening mammograms directly to communities, offering convenient and private breast cancer screening services. The organization provides accessible mammography services through their 40-foot mobile unit, staffed by certified radiologic technologists and equipped with FDA-approved screening technology.
Goshen Health operates the Goshen Center for Cancer Care, northern Indiana's first comprehensive cancer center with highly specialized doctors and expert surgeons. The organization provides world-class, highly personalized cancer care focused on treating cancer while getting to know patients and providing care unique to their preferences and needs.
Healthy Communities of LaPorte County promotes the health and well-being of northwest Indiana residents through collaboration, education, advocacy and policy development. The organization focuses on tobacco prevention and cessation programs, health insurance enrollment assistance, and community health initiatives that address social determinants of health.
Henry Community Health is a comprehensive healthcare system that provides cancer care services along with a wide range of medical specialties. The organization offers state-of-the-art facilities and supports patients with both routine and complex medical needs, including specialized cancer treatment and support services.
Hoosier Cancer Research Network facilitates clinical trials with academic and community clinical research sites across the United States. The organization forms collaborative relationships between academic, community, pharmaceutical, and biotech partners to advance cancer breakthroughs and provide patients access to pioneering cancer research studies.
INCourage Kids provides financial support and builds awareness for families being impacted by childhood cancer in their community. The organization is dedicated to making a difference in a family's journey with helpful resources and encouragement, one child at a time.
The Indiana Breast and Cervical Cancer Program provides access to breast and cervical cancer screenings, diagnostic testing, and treatment for underserved and underinsured people who qualify for services. The program serves between 3,000 and 4,000 people annually through funding from the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program and the State of Indiana.
The Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust provides free breast health screening, diagnostic services, and support services to uninsured and under-insured individuals in Indiana. The organization also awards college scholarships to students who have lost a parent to breast cancer or have a parent currently fighting the disease.
The Cancer Section at the Indiana Department of Health leads cancer control efforts in Indiana by providing resources and partnering with organizations and communities across the state. The organization offers breast and cervical cancer screenings, diagnostic testing, and treatment to those who qualify, while working to reduce the cancer burden for all residents through comprehensive prevention and control measures.
The Indiana Hospital Association represents over 160 hospitals across Indiana, from rural facilities to regional and statewide health systems. The organization advocates for hospitals and partners with healthcare providers on health and safety initiatives to help them better serve patients, including those with cancer and other serious conditions.
The Indiana Pediatric Cancer Coalition fosters collaboration among advocates, increases funding, and drives medical advancements for pediatric cancer. The organization works to ensure high-quality diagnostics, treatments, and survivorship care are accessible to children and families impacted by pediatric cancer throughout Indiana.
The Indiana Primary Health Care Association supports a network of Community Health Centers across Indiana that provide comprehensive primary healthcare services. The organization works to improve access to quality healthcare for underserved populations, including cancer patients who may receive care through their member health centers and benefit from their outreach and enrollment programs.
The Indiana Public Health Association serves as Indiana's premier public health organization and state affiliate of the American Public Health Association. The organization advocates for public health initiatives and provides opportunities for public health professionals, students, and organizations to learn, connect, and engage. Through their advocacy work, they support various health initiatives that may benefit individuals facing health challenges including cancer patients.
The Indiana Rural Health Association works to improve the health of all residents in rural Indiana settings through advocacy, policy efforts, and various healthcare programs. The organization provides resources and support services to rural healthcare providers and communities, which may benefit cancer patients in rural areas who face unique challenges in accessing specialized care.
Indy Hematology Education provides continuing medical education and professional development opportunities for healthcare professionals in the field of hematology and oncology. The organization enhances knowledge through educational events and resources that support medical professionals who care for cancer patients.
IU Health Joe and Shelly Schwarz Cancer Center provides support groups for cancer patients and survivors. The organization's Integrative Health team offers free group sessions that welcome patients, survivors, and their support team members to participate together.
The IU Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center is a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center that conducts cancer research, provides patient care, and offers clinical trials. The center focuses on developing new treatments and cures for cancer patients while training the next generation of cancer researchers and healthcare professionals.
IWIN Foundation provides physical, financial and emotional relief to Hoosiers facing breast cancer treatment. The organization facilitates grants for professional services to meet the non-medical needs of individuals undergoing breast cancer treatment, offering support since 2000.
Jay County Cancer Society provides comprehensive support to cancer patients and their families in Jay County. The organization offers emotional, mental, physical, and financial support through various programs and services. They host fundraising events, support groups, and provide assistance with travel expenses, medications, and medical bills to help lighten the burden of cancer.
Lauren's Fight for Cure supports young adults impacted by brain cancer, specifically Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma and Diffuse Midline Glioma. The organization provides direct family assistance including financial support, end-of-life gifts, and memory-making experiences while funding cutting-edge research through collaborative partnerships.
Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services is a volunteer-run organization serving cancer patients in Lawrence County, Indiana. The organization provides practical support to ease the physical, emotional, and financial burdens of cancer treatment, including medical assistance, transportation, equipment, and basic needs support.
Little Red Door Cancer Agency reduces the physical, emotional and financial burdens of cancer for medically underserved individuals by providing free client services, survivor programming and education. The organization has been serving cancer patients since 1945 and offers comprehensive support services including wellness programs and youth services.
Little Wish Foundation grants wishes to children with cancer, bringing hope, comfort and joy to pediatric oncology patients. The organization has granted over 4,400 wishes nationwide and serves patients at various hospitals across multiple locations.
Little Wish Foundation serves pediatric oncology patients by granting wishes that bring hope, comfort and joy to children battling cancer. The organization provides meaningful experiences and items that offer distraction during cancer treatments and give children something positive to focus on during their journey.
Lutheran Hospital's Cancer Resource Center provides navigation services and support for cancer patients and their families throughout diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. The center offers specially trained navigators who help explain medical information, coordinate care, and connect patients with resources including emotional support, transportation assistance, and spiritual care.
MCMOCF was founded in honor of Michele C. McLennan who lost her battle to Ovarian Cancer in 2005. The organization focuses on raising awareness and fundraising for Ovarian Cancer research and education, while also funding scholarships for students in need.
Methodist Hospitals operates a comprehensive Cancer Center that provides specialized cancer care services including clinical trials, diagnostic services, and patient navigation programs. The organization offers radiation oncology services, supportive care services, and specialized treatment programs for various cancer types including breast, lung, prostate, gynecological, and head and neck cancers.
The National Institute for Public Safety Health conducts research, education, and advocacy to maximize the health and safety of first responders including firefighters, EMS personnel, and law enforcement officers. The organization contributes to first responder health science through data collection and analysis, recognizing that firefighter work exposure is classified as a Group 1A carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.
The NICK Foundation provides hope and support for families affected by childhood cancer in eight Northwest Indiana counties. The organization offers direct assistance to families and contributes to charities that fund promising research in childhood cancer fields.
The Northwest Cancer Centers Foundation is dedicated to addressing the diverse needs of patients with cancer in Northwest Indiana. The organization provides assistance and support to cancer patients and their families in the region.
The Ostomy Support Group of Southern Indiana provides support services for individuals who have undergone ostomy and continent diversion surgeries. The organization offers monthly group meetings, educational resources about patient rights, and a supply closet for donated medical supplies to help patients manage their conditions.
Outrun the Sun supports melanoma patients and prevention efforts through comprehensive education programs for medical schools, youth sun safety curricula, and research funding. The organization provides resources for early detection, prevention education, and funds melanoma research scholars at top medical institutions. They work to advance treatment options and clinical trials while educating healthcare providers and the public about skin cancer prevention and detection.
Ovar'coming Together provides comprehensive support services for ovarian cancer patients and survivors, including HOPE packets for newly diagnosed women, peer connections, and caregiver support groups. The organization offers educational programs, survivor resources, and awareness events to help individuals navigate their ovarian cancer journey and connect with others who share similar experiences.
The Paqui and Brian Kelly Comprehensive Breast Center provides comprehensive breast care services including screening mammograms, breast cancer risk analysis, and the latest surgical procedures and treatments for breast cancer. The center offers a multidisciplinary approach with specialized providers and patient navigation services to support patients throughout their entire breast health journey. They serve as the only center of its kind in Northern Indiana and have received recognition as a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence.