A Note from an AYA
By: Meghan Lamb “Just wait and see if it goes away.” I had gone to the doctor for a sinus infection, and in the process casually asked about a small…
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What is AYA? AYA stands for Adolescents and Young Adults. Our AYA Program is for those ages 15-39 years old. The AYAs we support are those who have a cancer…
Hear from the Experts
With so much information readily available online, it can be difficult for individuals to know where to locate subject matter that is credible and relevant to their experience. With support…
Expressive Arts: Building Community at Gilda’s Club
By: Meghan Lamb There is a word we use at Gilda’s Club that you have probably heard often. In the Clubhouse, on our socials and emails, and every printed material…
Cancer Resources Contact Us
Cancer Resources Contact Form To learn more about available cancer resources, contact us by using the form below. While we try to be timely in our responses, if you do…
Families Facing Cancer
Is someone in your family currently in treatment for cancer? Join other parents, children, and teens for a four-week virtual support series. Support groups for ages 5-17 will meet 5:00…
Exemplifying the Power of Human Kindness: Kids & Teens
By Liz Geller, LPC-MHSP – Program Manager Megan Ingram Forshey, LCSW – Program Manager As we reflect on our work in the last year and what we hope for the…
Elise Taylor: My Gilda’s Club Why
By Elise Taylor Gilda’s Club Board Member Vice President and CFO, HR Group, HCA Healthcare I work for HCA, a company that supports and strongly encourages its colleagues to get…
The Cancer Experience Registry (CER)
We know and value that people impacted by cancer have a unique story to tell whether as a patient, a family member, or a caregiver. The Cancer Experience Registry™…
The Sounds of Togetherness
By Allison Yonker, LMSW Program Director The jingle of the bell as the Clubhouse door opens. The smell of coffee coming from the kitchen. The sounds of conversation and laughter….