Kidney Cancer Canada Association
• Direct support for patients and caregivers with one-to-one support and peer support programs. (National) • Provide information and support to Canadian kidney cancer patients and caregivers through on-line information - website printed information mailed small group virtual e
About Kidney Cancer Canada Association
• Direct support for patients and caregivers with one-to-one support and peer support programs. (National) • Provide information and support to Canadian kidney cancer patients and caregivers through on-line information - website printed information mailed small group virtual educational sessions small group in-person educational sessions interactive education sessions (virtual) National Patient and Caregiver Forum. • Monthly virtual outreach ‘Coffee-Chat’ program for patients and caregivers (English & French). • Education sessions through the 'ask our expert' on-line videos. (English & French). • Sessions to support the ‘whole patient’ (physical mental and mindfulness). • Patient volunteer recruitment. • Continued collaboration with other charitable organizations to address multi-level health concerns of the patient population and Peer Support Training. (Kidney Assoc. Canada). • Collaboration with industry and health care professionals in education sessions. (Cancertainty ELLICSR Kitchen FQC Catalis International Kidney Cancer Coalition Canadian Urological Association Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Princess Margaret Cancer Centre KidneyCan (U.S.) National Kidney Foundation (U.S.) St Joseph's Hospital & Juravinski Cancer Center K.C. Cure (US) JN Foundation (US) ArthuR (France) Cdn VHL Alliance • Participating in global kidney cancer education and advocacy events. (International Kidney Cancer Coalition IKCC Global Pharma Education programs). • Advocating for equal patient access to cancer treatment across C • Funded research projects and trainees through the Kidney Cancer Research Network of Canada. • Virtual education sessions for health care providers medical students Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Saskatchewan Cancer Agency. • Health professional outreach and education programs: Shared Decision Making – Including the Patient Voice. • Participating in patient and clinician submissions to government health agencies on new systemic treat
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CA821670155RR0001Data from the official register — Canada Revenue Agency, last updated 12 Jul 2026.