Caregiver Circle

When someone you love has cancer, your life changes too. You may be helping with appointments, making meals, managing medications, providing emotional support, or simply being a person they rely on. You may not see yourself as a “caregiver” — rather a spouse, partner, parent, child, or friend just doing what needs to be done. Whatever your title, you deserve support too.

This bi-weekly support group is a space just for those supporting someone with cancer to connect with others who understand the unique challenges, emotions, and responsibilities that can come with caring for a loved one.

Here, participants are encouraged to share their experiences, challenges, and encouragement with one another in a supportive and private environment. Whether you are looking to talk, listen, or simply be in a space with people who understand, you are welcome here.

Who is a caregiver?

A caregiver is anyone supporting someone through cancer. This may be a spouse, partner, parent, child, sibling, friend, or neighbor. You do not have to be providing medical care to attend — if you are supporting someone with cancer in any way, this group is for you.

Questions? Contact care@csccentralwa.org or 509-888-9933 x301