Adult Survivorship Group
Community events for adults who had cancer as children.
Helps with: Peer And Emotional Support, Scholarships And Survivorship
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.
Support organization
Verified programs include Emergency Financial Assistance, Continuing Education Scholarships, Hospital Catered Meals, Hospital Food Pantries, Home to Hospital Care Bags, Weekly Snack Cart, Bedside Buddies, Free Family Activities and Chapter Events, OMSI Admission Passes, Luminaries Teen Group, Familias Latinas, Adult Survivorship Group, Mom's Group, Bereavement Peer Support and Events, Funeral Assistance, Candy Cane Lane Holiday Gifts.
Supports children with cancer and their families during treatment, survivorship, and bereavement.
Up to $599 per family per calendar year for approved basic needs, paid directly to vendors; child must be 21 or younger and currently in treatment, and hospital staff apply.
Community events for adults who had cancer as children.
Helps with: Peer And Emotional Support, Scholarships And Survivorship
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Activities and help finding resources for your Latino household during childhood cancer.
Helps with: Peer And Emotional Support
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Activities for young people with cancer and their siblings.
Helps with: Peer And Emotional Support
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Mothers’ nights out and retreats with other mothers who understand childhood cancer.
Helps with: Peer And Emotional Support
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
A stuffed animal placed on the bed of every newly admitted child at Doernbecher.
Helps with: Practical Items And Home Help
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Daily essentials and comfort items during your child’s hospital stay.
Helps with: Practical Items And Home Help
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: Yes
Monthly online conversations and two yearly gatherings with other bereaved parents.
Helps with: Bereavement And Memorial Support
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Limited funding toward funeral expenses for you after a death, accessed through the social worker.
Helps with: Bereavement And Memorial Support
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: Yes
Holiday gifts through an anonymous sponsor program.
Helps with: Wishes And Family Experiences
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Free family events and activities.
Helps with: Wishes And Family Experiences
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Museum admission passes for your family.
Helps with: Wishes And Family Experiences
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
$1,000 scholarships for education after childhood cancer.
Helps with: Scholarships And Survivorship
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Up to $599 per year for car payments, daycare, housing payments, other basic necessities approved by the program, and telephone payments.
Helps with: Childcare, Household Bills And Cash Assistance, Travel And Transportation
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: Yes
Free catered meals during your child’s hospital stay; monthly versus every-other-month cadence conflicts.
Helps with: Meals And Food
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Snacks and ready-to-eat meals available during hospital stays at Doernbecher and Randall.
Helps with: Meals And Food
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Friday snack cart with treats and small toys at Doernbecher 10 South.
Helps with: Meals And Food
Where: OR, WA
Care team must start: No
Guide
Location-organized grief-support guide for Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Topics: bereavement
Guide
Downloadable guide covering diagnosis, treatment, camps, financial help, lodging, transport, grief, scholarships, survivorship, and outside resources.
Topics: navigation
Resource Directory
Curated at-home and hospital-friendly activities, learning links, virtual visits, mindfulness, and crisis resources.
Topics: activities
Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.