Queen's Brain Tumor Program

• Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

• American Brain Tumour Association

• National Brain Tumor Society (US)

• International Brain Tumour Alliance

• Brain Tumour Alliance Australia

• Canadian Cancer Society (CCS)

• American Cancer Society

• Johns Hopkins Medicine

• SickKids

• Mayo Clinic

• American Association of Neurological Surgeons

General Income:

• Canada-Wide Income Assistance Programs

• CCS Financial Support Services List

• EI Sickness Benefits

• EI Caregiver Benefits

• Emergency Assistance (Ontario)

• Ontario Guaranteed Annual Income (Seniors, 65+)

Health and Medical Expenses (drugs, transportation, assistive devices, etc.):

• Government of Canada Health System and Services Page

• Trillium Drug Program (Ontario)

• Ontario Drug Benefit (Seniors, 65+)

• CCS Transportation Support 

• Hope Air (Transportation + Accommodation)

• Assistive Devices Program (Ontario) 

Advance Care Planning is a process of reflection and communication. It is a time to think about your values and wishes, and to let people know what kind of health and personal care you would want in the future if you were unable to speak for yourself.

• Advanced Care Planning Canada
  Workbooks and other resources to help individuals discuss, plan, and make informed decisions about advance care planning.

• Canadian Virtual Hospice
  Information and support on palliative and end-of-life care, loss and grief

• Living My Culture
  People from various cultures share their stories and wisdom about living with serious illness, end of life and grief to support others.

Grief Support and Information:

• MyGrief.ca

• KidsGrief.ca

• Helping Your Child Deal With Death

• How to Avoid Family Conflicts after the Death of a Parent

• How Grief Can Make You Sick

• How to Help an Elderly Parent Deal With the Death of a Spouse

• When Grief Becomes a Mental Health Issue

Brain Tumor Foundation

• Support Tools

• One-on-One Support

• Support Groups

• Virtual Support

• Caregiver Support

Canadian Cancer Society:

• Cancer Information Specialist

• Youth and Young Adult Support

• Online Cancer Support Community

• March of Dimes
  Community-based rehabilitation and advocacy for individuals with physical disabilities

• Chemo Brain
  Examples, cause, and ways to remedy chemo brain, from the American Cancer Society.

• Cognitive Problems
  From the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)

• The Dana Foundation
  A private philanthropic organization dedicated to advancing understanding about the brain.

• The Original Memory Gym
  Challenge your brain and memory with training

Some cancers and cancer treatments can damage the organs or glands that affects your fertility, which is your ability to get or stay pregnant or to get someone pregnant and have a child.

Problems with fertility are sometimes temporary – they may happen only during cancer treatment or for some time after treatment. But other times, fertility problems do not go away. They are or can become permanent. If fertility is important to you, try to talk about it with your healthcare team before you start cancer treatment.

• Fertility Challenges

• Fertility Issues in Boys and Men with Cancer

• Fertility Issues in Girls and Women with Cancer

• Having a Baby After Cancer: Fertility Assistance and Other Options