For more than 30 years, we have been a trusted resource for individuals and families impacted by cancer. All our services are provided at no cost, delivered by licensed professionals through evidence-based programs. We offer a welcoming, inclusive environment with flexible options—both in-person and virtual—so you can access support wherever you are.
We operate on a six-point model program system, offering evidence-based services delivered by licensed professionals and healthcare experts.
Professional counseling and stress reduction techniques to help individuals and families cope with the emotional challenges of cancer.
Safe, tailored exercise programs—including oncology fitness—to help maintain strength, mobility, and overall well-being during and after treatment.
Evidence-based oncology nutrition programs, cooking demonstrations, and personalized consultations to support healing and recovery.
Workshops, support groups, and networking opportunities that connect participants with others who understand their journey and provide valuable information.
Programs that address the physical and emotional aspects of body changes during and after cancer treatment, helping restore confidence and self-esteem.
Supportive programs designed to help children and families navigate the emotional impact of cancer together, strengthening communication, coping skills.
We understand that cancer care needs flexibility. That's why we offer both in-person programs at our Homewood and Mokena locations and virtual options that bring support directly to you—wherever you are.
Our programs are available and accessible to all through many communities, channels, and tools. There are no geographic restrictions and no limits on how often you can participate.
A virtual networking group for individuals with colorectal cancer at any stage. Connect with others, share experiences, and gain support in a welcoming, understanding community.
Move, dance, and have fun with Zumba Gold. Designed for all fitness levels, this low-impact class helps individuals impacted by cancer improve strength, balance, flexibility, and energy while connecting with others.
Open Studio is a time to come together and get creative! Participants can utilize this time to connect with others and work on any art they choose. This group is […]
All are welcome to come join this group to work on current knit, crochet, and other projects, as well as beginners who are looking to learn the basics. Yarn and […]
Experience the benefits of yoga in a supportive and accessible format. Chair Yoga helps individuals impacted by cancer improve strength, flexibility, balance, and peace of mind through gentle movement and mindful breathing.
The final Monday of every month from 4 to 5 p.m. Facilitated by: Jennifer Tracy, BSN, RN, OCN. Oncology Nurse Navigator, Cancer Institute Advocate Christ Medical Center. ZOOM LINK: Meeting Registration […]
Explore virtual art journaling as a creative way to reflect and process your cancer experience. Open to anyone impacted by cancer, with weekly guided prompts.
Superfoods are packed full with vitamins, minerals and phytochemicals necessary to boost the immune system, help fight illnesses and support optimal digestive health. Change your diet to support your metabolism […]
Develop a sense of community by networking with other men who have been diagnosed with cancer. This group is open to men with any type or stage of cancer (in […]
Join us for the meditative craft of making a pinch formed clay bowl. We'll decorate the bowl with underglaze. The bowls will be taken back to the artist’s studio where […]
Our physical bodies are composed of atoms vibrating at various rates; illness and the stress it can create lower that rate. A sound meditation, in which you bathe your body […]
CSC’s Summer Kid’s Camp provides supportive, fun-filled experiences for children ages 5–12 impacted by cancer, including those with a loved one diagnosed or grieving a loss. Through outdoor activities, creative expression, and peer connection, children can build confidence, process emotions, and find a community of support.
Monday, August 24, 2026 | Prestwick Country Club, Frankfort, IL
Tee off for a great cause at the Cancer Support Center's 35th Annual Golf Outing. Now at Prestwick Country Club. Supporting programs for anyone impacted by cancer.
Sunday, October 18, 2026 | Irwin Park, Homewood, IL
The Pink-a-Boo Walk of Hope is back! Join us on Sunday, October 18 at Irwin Park as our community comes together to support the Cancer Support Center. Every step and every dollar raised helps provide programs and services at no cost to individuals and families impacted by cancer.
Your generosity makes our mission possible. Every dollar donated helps ensure that these vital services remain at no cost to participants. By supporting the Cancer Support Center, you are providing hope, healing, and strength to thousands of individuals and families each year.
We partner with hospitals, oncology practices, and healthcare providers to extend care beyond treatment. Our programs complement medical care by addressing emotional, physical, and social needs—creating a holistic approach to cancer support.
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Your support helps provide counseling, support groups, wellness programs, and guidance for individuals and families navigating the cancer journey — all at no cost.
Let's walk this journey together.
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