take action. Support Groups

You don’t have to
face it alone

Some things are easier to say to people who already understand — because they’ve been there too.

In March 2026 we held the first meeting of the PRACHI patient support group, for people living with a cancer diagnosis. It’s early days — a small circle finding its feet — and we’re growing it gently, guided by what members actually find helpful.

What to expect

Our support group is for people who have a cancer diagnosis. It’s an informal, confidential space to talk about treatment, caregiving, or whatever is on your mind — and to hear from others who have walked the same road.

  • It meets about once a month.
  • There’s no cost, and no pressure to speak.
  • You’re welcome whether you come once or every month.
  • What’s shared in the group stays in the group.
Being honest about where we are.

Our support group is new and still small, so we can’t yet promise a large community or a group for every specific cancer. What we can offer is a warm, genuine circle and our full care — and if there’s a kind of support you need that we can’t provide yet, we’ll do our best to point you toward someone who can.