Forge's Co-Survivor Support Group is a safe space for those who have loved ones impacted by breast cancer to connect and get support from peers as they navigate the difficult challenges of support and loving someone with a breast cancer diagnosis before, during, and after treatment.
At this event, participants will learn creative ways to create a personal flower arrangement with guidance from Master Gardener, Elizabeth Vander Kamp.
The challenges of caring for a loved one with cancer can often result in the caregiver ignoring their own physical and emotional health. This group allows caregivers to share their […]
This group meets on the second Tuesday of the month at Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church in Vestavia Hills. For more information or to RSVP, contact Betty Shivers at [email protected] or205-612-7801
May 10th's Coffee Conversation features Rashad Hayes, LMSW. Rashad helps individuals/organizations overcome pain and leverage challenging situations to their advantage.
This group provides education and support for those living with breast cancer and the significant people in their lives. Participants are encouraged to attend at any point in the diagnosis […]
Monthly support group for those diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 45.
Join the Dance Foundation and Forge to learn how ballet can maximize quality of life after a breast cancer diagnosis. In this 4-week series, participants will meet each Friday in a real dance studio and be taught by a real dance instructor about the basics of ballet and how those movements can improve your posture and how you feel in your body after breast cancer.
Join us in your tea party best for a night of community and celebration of spring!
All are welcome to join this monthly support group at Ascension St. Vincent's. This group meets on the 3rd Monday of the month from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Bruno Conference Center.
This support group is open to anyone who's ever received a breast cancer diagnosis. Meets on the Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. via Zoom.
Join Forge Breast Cancer Survivor Center for a free concert in the park, featuring a string quartet and poems & essays written by survivors.
