Yui-Ai Kai Cancer Forum

When: February 6, 2010 |Time: 8:30am - 12.30pm

588 North Fourth Street, San Jose, CA. 95112 | (408) 294 2505

http://www.yuaikai.org/upcoming.html

For more information, contact: Nancy Hikoyeda, DrPH, MPH
Coordinator, JACA Cancer Forum

(408) 251-3736 | Email: nhikoyeda@yuaikai.org

Cancer educational seminars for Chinese
Herald Cancer Care Network | Web: cancer.cchc.org
See AACSN Calendar for more information on how to register.

Cancer care training workshop for Cantonese Community
The Herald Christian Cancer organization will be conducting a cancer care training workshop for Cantonese speaking Christians who are interested in learning how to care for cancer patients and helping them seek physical, emotional, and more importantly, spiritual healing. The workshop will be in two parts conducted over two consecutive Saturday mornings on 2/20 and 2/27/2010 in Mountain View. Please open the attached flyer for details.

Upcoming Cantonese Cancer Workshop

Mobile Mammography Screening for 2010
AACSN is a proud resource sponsor for the Community Mammography Access Project (CMAP). AACSN has partnered with Community Health Partnership on the Community Mammography Access Project. The Mobile Mammography van is visiting clinics throughout the Bay Area. Please check our calendar to see where you can sign up for free! The project's mission is to screen women at these clinics that serve the underserved and uninsured women.
Please see AACSN Calendar for details & dates you can enroll for free mammography screening!
For more information, contact CMAP Coordinator: Elena Alcala
Phone: 408-556-6605 x 215 | Fax: 408-556-6617

Give an AACSN Cancer Care Basket

Do you know someone who has recently been diagnosed with cancer?
AACSN has created a Care Basket Program to provide "starter kits" for patients newly diagnosed with cancer. Our baskets will include pamphlets introducing the concept of chemotherapy, radiation, comfort care products, relaxation cd, appointment calendars, and  best of all, hand knitted hats by volunteers for patients may lose their hair during treatment. Our baskets are assembled by volunteers who put alot of time and care in them.
Email us to deliver a complimentary cancer care basket on your behalf. In your subject line, please indicate "AACSN Care Basket Request."

Asian Pacific Islander Cancer Education Materials Tool <more>

The APICEM Tool provides links to Contributor’s web sites containing Asian or Pacific Islander cancer education materials. The materials referenced here have been screened by the contributing organizations/programs for medical accuracy and cultural relevance.