Below is a list of organizations we have partnered with, collaborated with, or recognized for offering valuable resources to support individuals navigating a bladder cancer diagnosis.
Below is a list of organizations we have partnered with, collaborated with, or recognized for offering valuable resources to support individuals navigating a bladder cancer diagnosis.
The American Society of Clinical Oncology is a professional organization representing physicians of all oncology sub-specialties with a mission to conquer cancer through research, education, and promotion of the highest quality patient care.

A French language association that is primarily involved in assisting new ostomy patients and disseminating a variety of information through meetings, newsletters, conferences, etc.

The Bladder Cancer Supportive Care (BCSC) Program of British Columbia is a new program based out of Vancouver which combines educational sessions with one-on-one clinical appointments to address the unique needs of patients and their families. The program hosts a monthly module called “Introduction to Bladder Cancer and Treatment Options.” This live virtual education session is held via Zoom at 6:00 PM (PT) on the 4th Wednesday of each month.

As Canada’s first dedicated specialist clinic, Cancer Fatigue Services works to create a future when cancer-related fatigue is universally acknowledged, effectively treated, and no longer a barrier to living a fulfilling life with and after cancer.

Cancer PEP (Cancer Patient Empowerment Program) is a comprehensive daily home-based 6-month Empowerment Program offered by an Oncologist and a Psychology Professor Scientist (husband and wife team).

An organization that aims to optimize the clinical research environment in Quebec & nationally in order to accelerate the development of innovative patient care and maximize private investment.

The European Association of Urology is a non-profit organisation committed to empowering urologists to provide the best possible care.

The International Bladder Cancer Network mission is to improve the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of bladder cancer through the application of biologic markers.

Nankind is a non-profit organization that provides free in-home childcare, meal support, and youth counselling to families facing parental cancer. Through its unique programs, Nankind delivers vital support to ease the burden of cancer on the entire family.

The Quebec – Clinical Research Organization in Cancer (Q-CROC) is a not-for-profit organization that coordinates a network of health care institutions where clinical oncology research is conducted in Quebec.

Team CarePal Hub is a family caregiving app equipped with all the essential tools to help manage the care of a loved one. It also allows users to connect with support networks featured in the app, fostering improved communication and enhanced support.
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