Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Kid Support Program for Families Undergoing Cancer Starts 09.17.15


The Cancer Support Community

And UF Health Cancer Center at

Orlando Health presents…


What is it?

Kid Support™ is a peer support group for children who have a parent, grandparent, other family member or friend with cancer (either in treatment or post-treatment), or for children who have cancer themselves.


How does it work?

Developed by Dr. Ann Speltz, educator, breast cancer survivor, parent and author of The Year My Mother Was Bald (Magination Press, 2003), this 10-week group offers children ages 5-12 an opportunity to make friends and learn skills to help them when cancer is in their lives. The program reduces the stress of cancer in the family by teaching communication and relaxation skills, and age-appropriate knowledge of basic cancer concepts.


Parent Orientation (required)

Call to register for times and requirements


Children’s Sessions

Beginning Thursday, September 17

Where? UF Health Cancer Center – Orlando Health

Cancer Support Community Club House


To register and/or learn more about Kid Support™ please contact:

The Cancer Support Community at Orlando Health: 321 841 5056

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