Ovarian Cancer Support Groups
| Programs | Date | Time | Locations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ovarian Cancer Support Group | Various Days See detail page for dates |
See detail page for times | Lehigh Valley Queens Staten Island Long Island |
| Breast and Ovarian Cancer Support for Women of African Descent | Tuesdays December 3 (CANCELLED), 17 January 21 February 4 March 3, 17 April 7, 21 |
1st Tuesdays 5:00-6:30pm 3rd Tuesdays 4:00-5:30pm |
Harlem |
| Ongoing/Recurrent Ovarian Cancer Support Group | Wednesdays December 18 |
5-6:30pm | Manhattan |
| Coping with Aromatase Inhibitors and Tamoxifen Women who are currently taking or considering aromatase inhibitors or tamoxifen meet to discuss life on these medications and strategize ways to maintain quality of life. |
Thursdays December 19 January 16 February 20 March 19 April 16 |
6-7:30pm | Manhattan |
| Ovarian Cancer Video/Phone Support Group (in partnership with T.E.A.L.) | Wednesdays August 28 |
7-8:30pm ET | Video/phone |
| Newly Diagnosed Ovarian Cancer Support Group | Wednesdays December 4 February 5 March 4 April 1 |
6-7:30pm | Manhattan |
| Westchester Breast & Ovarian Cancer Support Group This group is provided in partnership by SHARE and Westchester Medical Center and facilitated by both a peer and a social worker. |
Thursdays December 5 January 9 February 13 March 12 Wednesday April 8 |
1:30-3pm | Westchester |
| Ongoing Ovarian Cancer Support Group This group serves those experiencing recurrent disease, whether on a treatment break, in prolonged treatment, or considering options going forward. |
Wednesdays December 18 January 15 (teleconference only) February 19 (teleconference only) March 18 April 15 |
5-6:30 pm | Manhattan |
| Ovarian Cancer Support Group: Long Island SHARE | Saturdays January 4 February 1 March 7 April 4 |
10:30am-12pm | Long Island |
Not sure if a support group is right for you? Each SHARE support group is a low-pressure, empowering opportunity to exchange experiences, information, and care with women who understand what you're going through-- to hear and be heard. Research shows that women with a strong community of support have better health outcomes.
Our ovarian cancer support groups are led by trained ovarian cancer survivors and cover a variety of different experiences and themes, so you can get the help that's right for you.
