Support Services

Provides confidential cancer information, service navigation and support to patients, caregivers, families, the public and health care professionals.

Self-referral or health care provider referral; interpretation is available in many languages on request.

Offers volunteer transportation and potential travel-cost assistance for eligible patients travelling to cancer appointments in Ontario.

Call the Cancer Information Helpline for eligibility, registration and local availability before the first required trip.

Offers local peer support and information for people affected by prostate cancer and their families.

No clinical referral; contact the group to confirm meeting time and current access.

Offers emergency short-term financial assistance for eligible adults receiving treatment at the cancer centre or affiliated regional sites when other funding is unavailable.

Patient completes the current application; forms are available in cancer-centre clinics, pharmacy, inpatient unit and online.

Provides social work, counselling, nutrition, spiritual care and practical support for patients and families affected by cancer.

Patient may speak with the oncology care team or contact the supportive care office.

Provides free programs without referral for people with cancer and their caregivers, including exercise, symptom management, peer support, education, financial and workplace strategies and bereavement support.

Self-register online; programs are available virtually and at London or Stratford locations.