The Alliance for Fertility Preservation’s mission is to increase information, resources, and access to fertility preservation for cancer patients and the health care professionals who treat them.
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Dr. Elyce Cardonick of Cooper Medical School established this research program and registry to collect the data needed to optimize cancer treatment for women who are pregnant.
CRISP provides evidence-based information on reproductive health, fertility, and family planning for girls, adolescents, young women, and others who have experienced cancer or cancer treatment.
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LIVESTRONG Fertility was created for individuals whose cancer diagnosis may affect their ability to create or expand their families, focused on reducing the financial burden of costly fertility preservation.
Save My Fertility is a resource for adult cancer patients and for parents of children with cancer who want to learn more about preserving fertility before and during cancer treatment.
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Through financial assistance grants, Team Maggie’s Dream offsets the burden that young adult cancer patients experience when needing to financially fund fertility preservation and storage fees with very short notice.
Jordan Hunt is the UNC AYA Fertility Preservation Program Director; if you’re a UNC patient who needs fertility preservation assistance or information, please contact the UNC AYA Cancer Program or request a referral to the AYA Cancer Program from your medical team.
Worth the Wait empowers adolescent and young adult cancer survivors on their path to parenthood by providing financial support and resources for fertility preservation, family-building treatments, adoption, and surrogacy.
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Alliance for Fertility Preservation
Alliance for Fertility Preservation
The Alliance for Fertility Preservation’s mission is to increase information, resources, and access to fertility preservation for cancer patients and the health care professionals who treat them.
American Cancer Society: Cancer During Pregnancy
American Cancer Society: Cancer During Pregnancy
The American Cancer Society provides an overview of how to make treatment decisions and manage care when cancer is diagnosed during pregnancy.
Cancer and Pregnancy Registry
Cancer and Pregnancy Registry
Dr. Elyce Cardonick of Cooper Medical School established this research program and registry to collect the data needed to optimize cancer treatment for women who are pregnant.
CRISP
CRISP
CRISP provides evidence-based information on reproductive health, fertility, and family planning for girls, adolescents, young women, and others who have experienced cancer or cancer treatment.
Hope for Two: The Pregnant with Cancer Network
Hope for Two: The Pregnant with Cancer Network
Hope for Two provides free support to women diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy.
LIVESTRONG Fertility
LIVESTRONG Fertility
LIVESTRONG Fertility was created for individuals whose cancer diagnosis may affect their ability to create or expand their families, focused on reducing the financial burden of costly fertility preservation.
Save My Fertility
Save My Fertility
Save My Fertility is a resource for adult cancer patients and for parents of children with cancer who want to learn more about preserving fertility before and during cancer treatment.
Take Charge
Take Charge
Take Charge provides information and guidance to help individuals explore fertility options for building a family in the future.
Team Maggie’s Dream
Team Maggie’s Dream
Through financial assistance grants, Team Maggie’s Dream offsets the burden that young adult cancer patients experience when needing to financially fund fertility preservation and storage fees with very short notice.
UNC AYA Fertility Preservation
UNC AYA Fertility Preservation
Jordan Hunt is the UNC AYA Fertility Preservation Program Director; if you’re a UNC patient who needs fertility preservation assistance or information, please contact the UNC AYA Cancer Program or request a referral to the AYA Cancer Program from your medical team.
Worth the Wait
Worth the Wait
Worth the Wait empowers adolescent and young adult cancer survivors on their path to parenthood by providing financial support and resources for fertility preservation, family-building treatments, adoption, and surrogacy.
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