23 free and low-cost listings. Find cancer support services and resources in the Central Okanagan. Treatment support, emotional care, financial help, and…
Outpatient cancer centre in Kelowna. Serves people from the Boundary, Cariboo, Kootenay, Okanagan, Similkameen and Thompson regions of BC. Patients are treated during the day. When...
If you have cancer in BC and money, travel or other barriers make it hard to get care, this fund may help. It is for BC patients no matter where they live. ▸ What it can help with • Grocery cards...
Free supportive cancer care at InspireHealth's Kelowna centre, by phone and by video. For people newly diagnosed, in treatment, or after treatment, and their support people. ▸ What you get •...
A support group for men with prostate cancer in the Kelowna area. Monthly meetings have guest speakers, such as local urologists and cancer doctors, who talk about what to expect. ▸ What you can...
The Library and Cancer Information Centre (CIC) at BC Cancer – Kelowna has collections for patients and families. ▸ What you can do • Use the patient collections Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm....
A clinic at BC Cancer – Kelowna for people with cancer at any stage, during or after treatment. ▸ The clinic can help you • Manage pain more effectively • Deal with other symptoms, like severe...
The pharmacy at BC Cancer – Kelowna. ▸ Good to know • Certain medications for active cancer treatment are supplied at no charge to registered BC Cancer patients with BC MSP. • Medications for...
A phone line to radiation oncology nurses at BC Cancer – Kelowna. Call if you have treatment questions or medical concerns about your radiation treatment. ▸ Contact • Phone: 250-979-6643...
Free workshops for people going through cancer treatment. You learn how to handle changes to your skin, hair and nails. Topics include skincare, makeup, wigs, scarves and other hair alternatives....
A place to stay in Kelowna for people with cancer who need to travel for treatment, and their caregivers. ▸ What it is The lodge is next to the cancer clinic and hospital. It has 19 rooms with 35...
BC Cancer support groups and wellness programs, including a metastatic cancer group, relaxation and music therapy, and art therapy groups. Most groups are on Zoom; some meet in person. You need to...
Screening mammograms to find breast cancer early, for women and Two-Spirit, trans and non-binary people aged 40 and older who have no breast symptoms. ▸ How often: every 2 years for most people...
Free cervical cancer screening for anyone with a cervix, including women and Two-Spirit, transgender and non-binary people, aged 25 to 69. Screen every 3 to 5 years. ▸ Option 1, self-screening...
Colon cancer screening for people aged 50 to 74 with no symptoms. ▸ FIT (home stool test): recommended every 2 years for most people. Ask your health care provider. If you are eligible, they give...
Free counselling and emotional support for people with cancer and their families, during and after treatment. BC Cancer counsellors have master's- or doctorate-level training in cancer care. ▸...
Free lung cancer screening with a low-dose CT scan at a hospital in your community, for people with no symptoms. ▸ Who: you may qualify if you are 55 to 74 and have a significant history of...
Hope Air helps Canadians in financial need who must travel far from home for a medical appointment. It is free. ▸ What you can get • Flights on major airlines • Hotel nights (including for...
Volunteer drivers give rides to approved cancer treatment facilities. In B.C., the program is in communities in the North, the Southern Interior including the Kootenays, and on Vancouver Island. ▸...
An Indigenous patient navigator works with the cancer care team at BC Cancer Kelowna. They give supportive, trauma-informed and culturally safe care to Indigenous patients and their families. ▸...
Registered dietitians at BC Cancer Kelowna help if eating is hard during your cancer treatment. ▸ They can help with: • Low appetite and unwanted weight loss • Dry mouth and taste changes •...
Cancer information and support for people affected by cancer and their families. Call 1-888-939-3333 (toll-free) or email info@cancer.ca. In Kelowna, the Society has the Southern Interior Rotary...
Money to help with travel costs if you get cancer treatment in BC. You must meet criteria based on income and distance travelled. Even short trips may qualify. It is a grant, so you don't need to...
Free online cancer support programs from Wellspring that you can join from anywhere in Canada, including Kelowna. No referral is needed. ▸ See the current program calendar and register at...
HelpKelowna lists cancer care resources serving Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country, and Peachland. Each listing includes contact details, location, and hours where available — free to browse, with no account required.
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