10/03/2022
Pamper yourself and support BCAK. Thanks to Cher-Mere you can do both during October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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The South East Regional Cancer Program oversees the quality and delivery of cancer services for the residents of Hastings, Prince Edward, Lennox and Addington, Frontenac, Leeds and Grenville Counties, Kingston, Belleville, Brockville, Smiths Falls, Prescott, and parts of Lanark and Northumberland Counties.
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09/15/2022
Bivalent COVID vaccine booster doses are now available to vulnerable populations, including immunocompromised individuals. Cancer patients in the southeast region are able to self-identify they are immunocompromised, and do not require a letter or referral to access the bivalent vaccine booster.
For more information about COVID-19 vaccines for cancer patients, please visit http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/cancer-patients-and-covid-19-vaccine
09/01/2022
After undergoing treatment for prostate cancer, including an innovative robotic surgery, Mike Laframboise decided to do his part to make sure others can receive the same great care that he did.
Thank you to Mike, and all of the Power of Hope tournament participants, for your efforts to raise $174,000 in support of local prostate cancer care.
04/05/2022
Today, on , nurses at took time to give more of themselves with a Blood Donation Drive in . Thank you for your expertise and dedication. The compassionate care and support you provide for cancer patients and their families are outstanding. Happy !
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04/03/2022
In celebration of , nurses at have organized a Blood Donation Drive in on April 5 & 6 in support of cancer patients, who are among those in highest need of products. Make your lifesaving gift by joining their team: https://myaccount.blood.ca/en/user/login?destination=profile/groups%3FjoinPflId%3DKFSC0102305
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01/20/2022
For patients of the Cancer Centre, we would like to remind you of the importance of screening before coming to your appointment. If you are experiencing any new symptoms like cough, sore throat, shortness of breath; even if you think they are related to your illness or treatment, please call your cancer care team in advance to let them know before your appointment.
This will help us ensure that we deliver your care in a way that keeps other patients and staff safe.
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10/18/2021
We are recruiting people to participate in 'Surviving Gynecological Cancer study'.
If you or a caregiver have completed primary treatment for gynecological cancer within the past 5 years, you may be eligible. To learn more about this study visit: http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/we-are-recruiting-people-participate-surviving-gynecological-cancer-study
10/12/2021
BRA Day 2021
Are you interested in learning about breast reconstruction options available to you? Mark your calendar for October 20 for a free virtual Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day event where you will have the opportunity to learn about reconstruction options, connect with women who have been through reconstruction, see real life results and get answers to your questions from the professionals.
Registration is free. To register and see full details, please click below: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/bra-day-2021-registration-168273254835
A FREE virtual event that brings leading breast reconstruction experts together to answer all your questions.
10/05/2021
Book your Pap Party appointment now | Cancer Care South East
They're back! Pap Party 2021 is popping up Oct 27 & 28 in , and . These pop up cervical cancer screening clinics provide pap tests to those who don't have a family doctor. Book your appointment now by clicking the link below or calling 1-800-567-5722 ext 6071 http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/book-your-pap-party-appointment-now
October marks National Cervical Cancer Awareness Week and to help encourage cervical cancer screening members of the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario in partnership with Queen’s University Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology program are hitting the road for the annual Pap Party pop-up cer...
06/18/2021
To mark National Indigenous People’s Day, KHSC Indigenous Navigator, Dionne Nolan, will lead a Sacred To***co Burning Ceremony to honour the 215+ Indigenous children who never made it home and the survivors of the Residential Schools at 7:30 a.m. on June 21.
The ceremony will take place in the field directly across from the Cancer Centre and Emergency entrance at KHSC.
The ceremony is for all Indigenous Peoples but everyone is welcome to attend. If you attend, please respect that this is a sacred ceremony and do not take photos or videos.
Public health measures will be in place (e.g., masking, physical distancing etc.).
06/08/2021
Would you like to help improve their new cervical cancer messages? Learn more here: https://www.cancercareontario.ca/en/get-checked-cancer/volunteers-needed-cervical-messages
04/29/2021
A multidisciplinary team of staff from Kingston Health Sciences Centre and the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario have won the Lung Cancer Innovation Challenge, and a grand prize of $100,000 from Merck Canada and MaRS Discovery District.
The team, led by Dr. Genevieve Digby and Dr. Christopher Parker, put forward a proposal to expand the model of the existing Lung Diagnostic Assessment Program (LDAP) clinics currently operating out of Hotel Dieu Hospital site to the Lennox and Addington County General Hospital (LACGH) in Napanee.
At the LDAP clinic, patients who have a suspected diagnosis of lung cancer are able to meet with a team of specialists sooner to shorten the time between referral, diagnosis, and ultimately, treatment.
Learn more at: http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/lung-diagnostic-assessment-program-wins-innovation-award
04/14/2021
Are you a patient with cancer and wondering about getting the COVID-19 vaccine? Click here for resources and Frequently Asked Questions: http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/cancer-patients-and-covid-19-vaccine
03/05/2021
We are grateful for all of the support offered to our patients and their families by our incredible team of social workers. Thank you for everything you do!
As members of the Multi Professional team here at CCSEO we offer psychosocial support to cancer patients. Oncology Social Work is about meeting patients and family members at a point in their lives when cancer has turned their world upside down. We work with patients and families during and beyond treatment and work with each clinic in the Centre.
02/04/2021
Today, on , we join global efforts to create a world less burdened by cancer. Learn how you can make daily changes to reduce your risk of cancer at MyCancerIQ.ca: http://bit.ly/1DEgTWu
01/14/2021
Helping moms with cancer by being there for her kids ensures they get the support they need, while also improving your personal well-being.
Check out these fulfilling volunteer opportunities with our partners at the Nanny Angel Network at: nannyangelnetwork.com/apply
“Volunteering has brought out my imagination. It has channelled the child in me. I have become a better person. I have learned to be grateful and to cherish ALL moments.” Dianne, Nanny Angel volunteer
Helping moms with cancer by being there for her kids ensures they get the support they need, while also improving your personal well-being.
Support vulnerable families impacted by cancer by becoming a NAN volunteer today. Visit nannyangelnetwork.com/apply to learn more.
01/06/2021
Have you received virtual care from the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario at KHSC? We would love to hear from you! Please contact [email protected] to share your experience.
Have you received Virtual Care from Kingston Health Sciences Centre in the past 10 months? Share your experience with us so we can improve this service. To get involved, please send a brief description of your recent experience by January 13, to [email protected]. Thank you.
12/18/2020
Please note the following operating schedule for the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario over the holidays:
December 25- Closed
December 28 - Burr 1 Systemic Treatment Unit is open by appointment only. The blood room is closed.
January 1- Closed
We hope all of our patients and their families enjoy a safe and happy holiday season.
12/11/2020
Please note this important update to the screening questions at the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario.
Important Notice: Screening for patients & visitors now includes questions about travel outside of Ontario & visits to / guests from RED or LOCKDOWN areas of Ontario.
Help us keep patients & staff safe - please answer honestly.
Revised questions here: https://kingstonhsc.ca/patients-families-and-visitors/covid-19-information/screening-khsc
11/25/2020
If you self-identify as Indigenous, have at least one chronic illness (physical or mental), and are over age 18, you can participate in the Kararokwi Indigenous Resilience During COVID-19 research project. Participants will receive a $25 gift card.
This project is run by Queen's University in partnership with Cancer Care Ontario, Ontario Health, Kingston Community Health Centre, and KFL&A Public Health.
Contact [email protected] or call 613-929-6798 for more information.
11/10/2020
Are your appointments at the Cancer Centre longer than 2 hours? Would you like to see your loved ones on a video?
We understand that that not having in-person supports during your appointment may be difficult. We want to help by providing a distraction; a simple smile, familiar face and a boost in spirits.
Upon request, we will provide an iPad and help you connect on Zoom with family or friends while you are receiving your treatment. Click here for more information:
https://kingstonhsc.ca/patients-families-and-visitors/covid-19-information/visitor-and-family-presence-restrictions/virtual
11/04/2020
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Important information from KHSC.
Internet access and external-facing systems temporarily offline. Patient care being delivered as usual.
Info Bulletin can be found here: https://kingstonhsc.ca/internet-access-and-external-facing-systems-temporarily-offline
10/17/2020
Flu Vaccine and Cancer Treatment
This year, more than ever, it is critical for patients and their families to get the flu shot.
The flu shot is essential in protecting you and your family, and helps to reduce the added burden of influenza on the health care system during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Beginning October 19, patients of the Cancer Centre or Kidney program can get their flu shot at the Lovell Drugs Satellite Clinic on Burr 0 between 9:30am - 1:30pm. No flu shot appointment necessary, just drop in the next time you are in Burr for treatment or a clinic.
Here is more information about getting the flu shot during cancer treatment: https://youtu.be/M5u5o0olX8E
People receiving cancer treatment often wonder if they can get the flu vaccine. This video includes general information about the flu vaccine for people rece...
10/14/2020
This year, BRA Day is going virtual.
This annual event provides credible, unbiased information about breast reconstruction after breast cancer. The virtual event will feature presentations from national leading plastic surgeons, patient stories, a virtual Show and Tell Lounge, and more.
For more information and to register for this free event, click here: https://www.womenscollegehospital.ca/care-programs/peter-gilgan-centre/october-is-breast-cancer-awareness-month
10/14/2020
We are less than a week away from the 6th annual Pap Party! There are still spots in Kingston and Tyendinaga for anyone with a cervix but without a family doctor to be screened for cervical cancer.
Call Taryn at 613-549-6666 ext. 6071 or [email protected] to book your appointment.
10/13/2020
To recognize October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Shelley Macdonald and her colleagues at the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) have put together an incentive in hopes of encouraging women in need of a mammogram to book their appointments right away.
Anyone who calls during the month of October to book their next mammogram will have their name entered in a draw for the prize pack, which includes gift cards, jewelry, toiletries, comfort items and more.
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Regular screening is important because it can find cancer early when treatment has a better chance of working.
If you are a woman between 50 and 74 years of age, you do not need a referral to make your appointment. Contact the Kingston OBSP site at 613-384-4284 to book your appointment.
10/06/2020
Are you overdue for a Pap test and don’t have a family doctor? Book your appointment for Pap Party 2020 – cervical cancer screening clinics that are running on October 19 and 20 in and Tyendinaga Find out more here: http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/cervical-cancer-screening-clinics-patients-no-family-doctor-return-southeast-region
10/05/2020
It's National Cervical Cancer Awareness Week, and we’re encouraging all eligible people to get screened by booking their pap test. Find out more about our cervical screening clinic coming to Kingston and Tyendinaga here: http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/cervical-cancer-screening-clinics-patients-no-family-doctor-return-southeast-region
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09/28/2020
An effective new treatment for spinal metastasis, tumours that can develop on the spine, is available for patients in southeastern Ontario.
“Being able to offer this treatment here allows the patient to take less time off work, stay closer to the comforts of home, and save money on the expenses of travelling to a larger city,” Dr. Fabio Ynoe de Moraes says. “These are some real barriers to care that are significantly reduced now that we have this equipment in Kingston.”
Learn more about Spinal SBRT therapy at http://cancercaresoutheast.ca/new-treatment-spinal-tumors-now-available-kingston
09/08/2020
Area cancer survivor, family raise $23K for cancer research, patient care
We are so grateful for community donors like Jillian and Jordane who support ongoing care for patients in our region and beyond. Thank you for your generosity!
KINGSTON — Since August 2019, when she was diagnosed with Stage 3 colorectal cancer, Jillian Verner has been making regular trips from her home in Prince Edward County to Kingston’s Hot…
08/28/2020
If you will be attending an appointment between August 31 – September 17, please note that there will be construction underway at Botterell Hall impacting access to some Cancer Centre parking spots.
George Street between Stuart and O’Kill will be closed during this time, but the one-way direction of O’Kill St. will be reversed in order to access the parking spots along George St.
Workers will be on site to support with directing traffic during this time, however, we suggest you plan accordingly to give yourself some extra time to arrive to your appointment.
07/17/2020
Today marks the 30 year anniversary of the first Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) mammogram.
Since the program began, more than 9.1 million mammograms were performed on 2.2 million women ages 50 to 74, and more than 48,000 breast cancers were diagnosed. Over the past 30 years, there has been a significant decrease in the breast cancer mortality rate in Ontario women due to improved treatments and increased participation in breast screening.
Thank you all of our partners and their staff for contributing to the growth of the program and impacting the lives of millions of women across the entire province.
06/27/2020
If you have extra fabric masks, or are able to sew some, please consider donating them to the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario.
Masks allow our patients to be as safe as possible when coming in for their treatment and while out in the community.
If you would like to donate, please drop off masks and face coverings at the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation office at 55 Rideau St, Monday – Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
06/02/2020
City to reinstate hourly parking payments at some locations starting June 8 - City to reinstate hourly parking payments at some locations starting June 8 - City of Kingston
Parking update! We have received notice that beginning on Monday, June 8 the Richardson Beach Lot will no longer be restricted to Cancer Centre parking permit holders only. As well, the City of Kingston will be enforcing parking rates around the Kingston Health Sciences Centre hospital sites.
For full details, please see the City of Kingston parking page here: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/-/city-to-reinstate-hourly-parking-payments-at-some-locations-starting-june-8
June 1, 2020 - To ensure the short-term parking supply remains available and accessible to those who require it, the City will be reinstating hourly parking payments at some locations effective June 8, 2020. Starting June 8, hourly parking payments will be reinstated and enforced at the following lo...
05/14/2020
Meet Dionne Nolan, Indigenous Navigator
Meet Dionne Nolan, the Indigenous Navigator for the regional cancer program. In her role, Dionne offers support for Indigenous people and their families living with cancer in the South East region. She is there with you throughout your cancer journey from diagnosis, treatment, recovery to palliative or end-of-life care.
Watch the video below to hear how she can support you and your loved one. If you would like to learn more from Dionne, please reach out to her at [email protected]
05/12/2020
Thank You. These are two words that don't do enough to express appreciation for the incredible work of the staff at the Cancer Centre. We are fortunate to have amazing individuals at all levels who show up every day to work hard on behalf of patients, families, and for one another.
Below we've captured some of the individuals who work hard to deliver cancer care in our region. From frontline nurses who help you when you receive treatment, to our medical secretaries who are the friendly voice on the end of the phone, we invite you to meet and comment your own 'thank you' to share with our staff.
04/24/2020
Find a Workshop
We are so proud to work with Look Good Feel Better - an incredible organization that offers a complimentary beauty workshop that gives Canadian women facing a cancer diagnosis and treatment the tools and techniques to feel beautiful and vital.
In light of COVID-19 they have suspended in-person workshops but are offering two virtual workshops: one for Skincare & Cosmetics and another on Wigs & Hair Alternatives. These workshops are free of charge and you can access the great information and resources from the comfort of your home.
To learn more, please visit https://lgfb.ca/en/workshop/
04/22/2020
Parking update! The Richardson Beach lot has been cleaned and is now open again for cancer permit parking.
The Waterfront lot will be closed for cleaning on the morning of Friday, April 24 until 8 a.m.
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Meet Dionne Nolan, Indigenous Navigator
Meet Dionne Nolan, the Indigenous Navigator for the regional cancer program. In her role, Dionne offers support for Indigenous people and their families living with cancer in the South East region. She is there with you throughout your cancer journey from diagnosis, treatment, recovery to palliative or end-of-life care. Watch the video below to hear how she can support you and your loved one. If you would like to learn more from Dionne, please reach out to her at [email protected]
Healthy Eating for Cancer Prevention
This is a busy time of year and there are a lot of tempting opportunities to indulge in sweets and treats. However, maintaining a healthy weight throughout life is one of the most important ways to protect against cancer. Check out the video below from one of our Registered Dietitians for some tips to help you balance the treats with healthy living choices during the busy holiday season!
Alcohol and Cancer Prevention
Did you know that for cancer prevention it is best not to drink alcohol? During the holidays that can sometimes be tough to do, so to help you balance alcohol during this busy time of year with the best cancer prevention strategies, our Registered Dietitian Cathy has some helpful tips for you!
Last night was our 3rd annual BRA (breast reconstruction awareness) day with over 200 women and their friends and families in attendance. This free, annual event was held to help educate and inform women on the option of breast reconstruction as art of their breast cancer treatment. We would like to thank everyone who took the time to come learn and inform themselves on the option of breast reconstruction. We would also like to issue a special 'thank you' to all of the women who stood on stage to share their journey of breast cancer and participated in the Show and Tell lounge. Thank you for your honesty and courage in sharing such a personal experience. We would also like to thank our partners Canadian Cancer Society and Rose of Hope who helped make this evening possible.
Mammogram screening and one
Hear from one woman's recent experience with getting a mammogram.
Join us for BRA (breast reconstruction awareness) Day 2018 on October 23 at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts in Kingston, ON. You will hear from an expert panel on breast reconstruction options and patients who have undergone the experience. A show and tell lounge will allow you to see the results yourself. Free to attend and open to all. RSVP at www.cancercaresoutheast.ca #breastcancer #ygk
Join us for BRA (breast reconstruction awareness) Day on October 23 at the Isabel Bader Center for the Performing Arts. You will hear from an expert panel and patients who have undergone the experience. A show and tell lounge will allow you to see the results for yourself. FREE to attend and all are welcome. RSVP today at www.cancercaresoutheast.ca #breastcancer via ripl.com
Flu vaccine and Cancer Treatment - FAQ's
It's flu season time! Are you receiving cancer treatment and unsure if or when to get the flu shot? Check out our video below answering some frequently asked question's on this topic. If you have any further questions, please comment below or speak to your cancer care team.
Your Voice Matters
Your Voice Matters is a set of questions designed to measure patient experience as close to real-time or at point of care as possible. It provides patients with the opportunity to share feedback on their most recent visit to their cancer centre or hospital so that we, along with the Regional Cancer Programs, can understand how to make the improvements to the cancer system that are most important to patients.
Your Voice Matters
Your Voice Matters is a set of questions designed to measure patient experience as close to real-time or at point of care as possible. It provides patients with the opportunity to share feedback on their most recent visit to their cancer centre or hospital so that we, along with the Regional Cancer Programs, can understand how to make the improvements to the cancer system that are most important to patients.
Quitting Smoking is a journey
Quitting smoking is a journey. A great wipe board video by Dr. Evans!
Your Voice Matters
Your Voice Matters is a set of questions designed to measure patient experience as close to real-time or at point of care as possible. It provides patients with the opportunity to share feedback on their most recent visit to their cancer centre or hospital so that we, along with the Regional Cancer Programs, can understand how to make the improvements to the cancer system that are most important to patients.
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Ringing the bell
Many patients celebrate the end of treatment by ringing the bell with their family and care team. Patient Family Advisory Council Member Carol Anne rings the bell. Bells can be found in Chemo, Radiation and Kidd 9!
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Tyendinaga Pow Wow 2016
We were honoured to take part in the Tyendinaga Pow Wow inter tribal drum song! Thank you for teaching us the 2 step! We obviously need the instruction:)
2015 Tyendinaga Pow wow highlight
We hope to see you at the Tyendinaga Pow wow this weekend! Be sure to stop by our booth to make your 2016 Cancer Prevention Wampum:)
Aboriginal art explained
Artist Deb St. Amant describes the meaning behind the 3 pieces of Indigenous art now displayed in our All Nations healing room on the 6th floor on the Connell wing at KGH.
Opening Song for the new Indigenous Room at KGH
Prior to the opening of our Indigenous All Nations Room, we came together and sang.
Drumming
The South East Regional Cancer Program is thankful for being included in yesterdays Pow Wow in Kingston.
Your Voice Matters
Have you visited the Cancer Centre? We want to hear from you
Behind the scenes at TV Cogeco Kingston
Behind the scenes at TV Cogeco Kingston. Tune in Thursday April 14 and Friday April 15 to see the final cut. Channel 13 or 700 (HD)!
On August 29, 2015, the South East Regional Cancer Program attended the Silver Lake Pow wow. Watch this powerful video of native women signing and drumming.
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The Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario oversees the quality and delivery of cancer services for the residents of Hastings, Prince Edward, Lennox and Addington, Frontenac, Leeds and Grenville Counties, Kingston, Belleville, Brockville, Smiths Falls, Prescott, and parts of Lanark and Northumberland Counties. The main Cancer Centre is located out of the Kingston General Hospital site but we offer services at community hospitals all across the southeastern region in an effort to bring care for patients closer to home.
The Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario is made up of dedicated and passionate individuals who want to help you, your family and loved ones with any questions or concerns that you may have. In addition to your care needs we offer classes, videos and resources to help support you. Please speak to a member of your care team for more information on how to access these resources.
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Jigsaw Casting is seeking Cancer Patients and Survivors with their partner, friend or family member (ages 18+) for a Canadian Cancer Society PSA in Toronto!
The Canadian Cancer Society works with the government to bring about healthy public policies that will help prevent cancer and improve the lives of people living with cancer and their caregivers. For more info, go to: https://cancer.ca
Looking for a duo (ages 18+) in these categories to participate in our public announcement:
1) A Cancer patient or survivor with their partner, friend or family member.
2) A Cancer patient or survivor from the LGBTQIA+ community with their partner, friend or family member.
3) A Cancer patient or survivor with a physical disability (due to Cancer) along with their partner, friend or family member.
If anyone speaks another language other than English, please apply too! We encourage diversity.
IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE, PLEASE PASS THIS ON.
Honorarium Pay is $750 for the duo if selected. This is a non union charity PSA. COVID test will be required prior to the shoot. No acting experience is required. We will be using your likeness and name for social assets/captions, etc. as we will shoot both motion and portraits for TV/Web/Social.
Deadline to submit: February 4 at 9am.
Must be available for these key dates in Toronto:
Zoom Interview: TBD
COVID test: February 9 to 11, 2022. (1 day)
Shoot date: February 12, 2022.
If interested, please make a self tape and apply online together, have one person (patient or survivor if possible) submit the application on behalf of the 2 of you.
Application form:
https://canadiancancersocietypsa.castingcrane.com/
Self tape instructions:
1. Introduce yourselves.
2. Cancer patient / survivor - please answer these questions:
a) Tell us a bit about your cancer journey.
b) Do you have a support system through family and friends? If so, who has been there for you the most?
Partner / Family member / friend can just be there supporting you while you speak about your cancer journey.
You can film this on a cell phone in landscape format.
*Production and talent will follow all COVID SAFETY ON SET PROTOCOL. Covid Test will be required for all crew and talent.
**Starting Dec 9th, 2021 - the ACCP (association of Canadian Commercial Productions) has mandated that all film crew and Talent over the age of 12 MUST BE fully Vaccinated in order to be on set . Proof of vaccination will be required. Any individual who does not meet this requirement will not be employed. The only permitted exceptions are those who are medically exempt which would excuse them from Vaccination.
The Canadian Cancer Society works with the government to bring about healthy public policies that will help prevent cancer and improve the lives of people living with cancer and their caregivers. For more info, go to: https://cancer.ca
Looking for a duo (ages 18+) in these categories to participate in our public announcement:
1) A Cancer patient or survivor with their partner, friend or family member.
2) A Cancer patient or survivor from the LGBTQIA+ community with their partner, friend or family member.
3) A Cancer patient or survivor with a physical disability (due to Cancer) along with their partner, friend or family member.
If anyone speaks another language other than English, please apply too! We encourage diversity.
IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE, PLEASE PASS THIS ON.
Honorarium Pay is $750 for the duo if selected. This is a non union charity PSA. COVID test will be required prior to the shoot. No acting experience is required. We will be using your likeness and name for social assets/captions, etc. as we will shoot both motion and portraits for TV/Web/Social.
Deadline to submit: February 4 at 9am.
Must be available for these key dates in Toronto:
Zoom Interview: TBD
COVID test: February 9 to 11, 2022. (1 day)
Shoot date: February 12, 2022.
If interested, please make a self tape and apply online together, have one person (patient or survivor if possible) submit the application on behalf of the 2 of you.
Application form:
https://canadiancancersocietypsa.castingcrane.com/
Self tape instructions:
1. Introduce yourselves.
2. Cancer patient / survivor - please answer these questions:
a) Tell us a bit about your cancer journey.
b) Do you have a support system through family and friends? If so, who has been there for you the most?
Partner / Family member / friend can just be there supporting you while you speak about your cancer journey.
You can film this on a cell phone in landscape format.
*Production and talent will follow all COVID SAFETY ON SET PROTOCOL. Covid Test will be required for all crew and talent.
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Cathy (pictured) is fighting cancer with a positive attitude as she approaches her 50th birthday. Cathy’s family is showing their appreciation of Kingston Health Sciences Centre and the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario by asking for donations for Cathy’s birthday. Thank you for your support!
“In the last three years, she has endured multiple chemo rounds, a stem cell transplant, as well as a CAR t transplant,” says Cathy’s family. “Her strength and positive outlook are an inspiration to anyone lucky enough to be around her.”
“Through it all, the oncology team in Kingston have found new and advanced treatments, pushed to get access and funding for some of the more bleeding edge therapeutics,” Cathy’s family continues. “Their skill and tenacity have kept Cathy alive and thriving during these last three years.”
Happy birthday, Cathy!
You can show your support here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/cathy-tidmans-cancer-fundraiser
Cancer Care South East
“In the last three years, she has endured multiple chemo rounds, a stem cell transplant, as well as a CAR t transplant,” says Cathy’s family. “Her strength and positive outlook are an inspiration to anyone lucky enough to be around her.”
“Through it all, the oncology team in Kingston have found new and advanced treatments, pushed to get access and funding for some of the more bleeding edge therapeutics,” Cathy’s family continues. “Their skill and tenacity have kept Cathy alive and thriving during these last three years.”
Happy birthday, Cathy!
You can show your support here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/cathy-tidmans-cancer-fundraiser
Cancer Care South East
Last year Jordane’s wife, Jillian, was diagnosed with stage 3c colorectal cancer. Shortly after Jillian's diagnosis, Jordane found a new-found passion for cycling, and created the fundraiser, Jillian’s Road, to raise awareness and funds for cancer research.
This past September, Jordane, and his friends and family cycled in the first-annual Jillian’s Road, cycling from Prince Edward County to Kingston. They exceeded their fundraising goal and raised $7,450 benefitting the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario.
Since then, they have seen even more support. We are excited to announce they have raised a total of $8,450!
This fundraiser is one example of our community coming together to transform health care in Kingston. Thank YOU!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre Cancer Care South East
This past September, Jordane, and his friends and family cycled in the first-annual Jillian’s Road, cycling from Prince Edward County to Kingston. They exceeded their fundraising goal and raised $7,450 benefitting the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario.
Since then, they have seen even more support. We are excited to announce they have raised a total of $8,450!
This fundraiser is one example of our community coming together to transform health care in Kingston. Thank YOU!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre Cancer Care South East
Last year Jordane’s wife, Jillian, was diagnosed with stage 3c colorectal cancer. Shortly after Jillian's diagnosis, Jordane found a new-found passion for cycling, and saw an opportunity to raise awareness and funds for cancer research.
This past Sunday, Jordane, and his friends and family, cycled from Prince Edward County to Kingston. They raised more than $23,000 for cancer research and patient care, with $7,450 benefitting the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario. Thank you for your support!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre Cancer Care South East
This past Sunday, Jordane, and his friends and family, cycled from Prince Edward County to Kingston. They raised more than $23,000 for cancer research and patient care, with $7,450 benefitting the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario. Thank you for your support!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre Cancer Care South East
“The idea for Jillian’s Road came up shortly after Jillian was diagnosed with Stage 3C Colorectal Cancer. My name is Jordane Verner, Jillian’s husband, and for the past 11 months we have been part of Jillian’s Road.
“On May 21, 2020 I decided to go for a bike ride, so I dusted off my bike put some air in the tires and set off. Well let’s just say that I haven’t slowed down since. With this new found passion I saw an opportunity to help fight cancer by cycling Jillian’s Road, pun intended. On September 6, 2020, I will be riding from our home in Prince Edward County, with stops at Belleville General Hospital, Hotel Dieu Hospital and ending at Kingston General Hospital. These institutions and the dedicated teams who work there have provided us with our new normal and for that we couldn’t be more grateful.
“This ride will raise money to help Canada’s brightest researchers make groundbreaking discoveries, provide cancer patients with much needed support and ensure that other life changing work continues to be possible. It is very important to us that we can help pass care onto the next person, and their family and friends who may face cancer. We are aware that we may not be here today sharing this story if wasn’t for someone else who did the same.”
Support Jordane by donating to his community event: https://uhkf.akaraisin.com/ui/JilliansRoad
Funds raised from this event will support the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario.
Kingston Health Sciences Centre Cancer Care South East
“On May 21, 2020 I decided to go for a bike ride, so I dusted off my bike put some air in the tires and set off. Well let’s just say that I haven’t slowed down since. With this new found passion I saw an opportunity to help fight cancer by cycling Jillian’s Road, pun intended. On September 6, 2020, I will be riding from our home in Prince Edward County, with stops at Belleville General Hospital, Hotel Dieu Hospital and ending at Kingston General Hospital. These institutions and the dedicated teams who work there have provided us with our new normal and for that we couldn’t be more grateful.
“This ride will raise money to help Canada’s brightest researchers make groundbreaking discoveries, provide cancer patients with much needed support and ensure that other life changing work continues to be possible. It is very important to us that we can help pass care onto the next person, and their family and friends who may face cancer. We are aware that we may not be here today sharing this story if wasn’t for someone else who did the same.”
Support Jordane by donating to his community event: https://uhkf.akaraisin.com/ui/JilliansRoad
Funds raised from this event will support the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario.
Kingston Health Sciences Centre Cancer Care South East
Donors helped support the purchase of patient care items for Kingston Health Sciences Centre and Providence Care. Some items include:
• Art kits for mental health patients
• Inpatient activity supplies
• Yoga at the Cancer Care South East
• Sleeper chairs for parents
• Young women’s drop in support group
• Special programs for KidsInclusive clients
Thank you for giving the gift of health care!
• Art kits for mental health patients
• Inpatient activity supplies
• Yoga at the Cancer Care South East
• Sleeper chairs for parents
• Young women’s drop in support group
• Special programs for KidsInclusive clients
Thank you for giving the gift of health care!
Congratulations to the team at the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario who are the first in Ontario to successfully trial a new model of adult outpatient care. Under this model some adult patients on high dose methotrexate (HD MTX), who would historically have to stay in the hospital for around five days, are able to return to their home every day while receiving monitoring and supportive care. This helps patients receive the care they need, closer to home. Cancer Care South East
Thank you to the Norman C. Saunders Invitational, a fundraising golf tournament, for your generous donation of $12,700 to the Cancer Care South East. Your gift supports the purchase of patient care items such as head and neck chairs, commodes, and vital sign monitors. It also supports additional training and education for caregivers.
Over the last three years, this event has raised more than $25,000. Thank you for your support!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Over the last three years, this event has raised more than $25,000. Thank you for your support!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre
The 22nd Annual Kingston Police Association Cops for Cancer Golf Tournament took place on Monday, September 16, 2019 at the Colonnade Golf and Country Club. They raised $10,618.57 which will be donated to the Pediatric Cancer Fund at the Cancer Care South East.
The Kingston Police Association were inspired donate the funds locally because two officers’ children were diagnosed with cancer, just last year. We are grateful for your support!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre
The Kingston Police Association were inspired donate the funds locally because two officers’ children were diagnosed with cancer, just last year. We are grateful for your support!
Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Things got a little spooky around Kingston Health Sciences Centre today. We bravely traveled across the hospital sites and Cancer Centre to see the many ghouls and goblins who were busy at work. Take a peek below at pictures of some of our staff getting into the Halloween spirit...if you dare! Cancer Care South East
Users of the app can now use it to pay for parking at 50 different accessible, on-street parking spots downtown, as well as to pay for patient parking at the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario (Cancer Care South East) at Kingston Health Sciences Centre.
https://www.kingstonist.com/news/honkmobile-now-available-for-accessible-on-street-parking-cancer-centre-patient-parking/
https://www.kingstonist.com/news/honkmobile-now-available-for-accessible-on-street-parking-cancer-centre-patient-parking/