Latinas Contra Cancer
Latinas Contra Cancer raises awareness about cancer in the Latino community, increases access to quality care and the improves the quality of health care…they can use your donations and/or volunteer time.
More Info: www.latinascontracancer.org
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Search for the Cause
The Marin Cancer Project Search for the Cause campaign is raising awareness and funds through the sale of their very cool dog-tag necklaces, currently being worn by George Lucas, Mayor Newsom, Robin Williams and lots more ... you can get one too!
More Info:
searchforthecause.org
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Diabetes Information Guide
If you are concerned about diabetes, get a free, easy-to-read diabetes information guide created by the California Healthcare Foundation and La Opinion.
More Info: 1-888-430-2423
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Hartman Foundation for Parkinson's Research
Join the Hartman Foundation for Parkinson's Research in their efforts to cure Parkinson's disease in the next 10 years.
More Info: 631-277-9655
hartmanfoundation.org
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The Point Program of Marin AIDS Project
The Point Program of Marin AIDS Project is seeking a dedicated core of volunteers to maintain and develop their needle exchange and street outreach programs.
More Info: 415-457-248
marinaidsproject.org
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KNOW HIV AIDS.org
Find out your status and the status of your loved ones by getting tested ... learn more by going to KNOW HIV/AIDS.org
More Info: 650-697-7324
knowhivaids.org
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Overeaters Anonymous
12 Step Recovery from Compulsive Eating. Meetings Held throughout the Bay Area, Every day of the week. No dues, fees, or weigh-ins.
More Info: 925-825-0448
www.OA.org
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AIDS Support Group
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays sponsors a family AIDS support group each month in San Francisco.
More Info: 415-921-8850
www.backdoor.com/pflagsf/
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California AIDS hotline
The California AIDS hotline can answer any questions you might have about AIDS - It's free and confidential.
More Info: 800-367-AIDS
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Freedom from Smoking Classes
If you are trying to quit smoking and want support in the process, sign up for the American Lung Association's Freedom from Smoking Classes.
More Info: 800-LUNG-USA
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Prevent Birth Defects
Do you, or the women in your life, know what they can do before even considering getting pregnant to prevent birth defects? The March of Dimes mission is to reduce birth defects and infant mortality.
More Info: 888-4-BABIES
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Shelter Against Violent Environments
Shelter Against Violent Environments is a non-profit organization serving victims of domestic violence. S.A.V.E has numerous services and programs dedicated to providing alternatives to family violence.
More Info: 510-574-2250
www.save-dv.org
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LifeLines
Do you want to make a difference in the life of someone living with breast cancer? Be a peer volunteer at LifeLines, a new project of Breast Cancer Fund and Shanti.
More Info: 415-674-4781
www.shanti.org
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Diabetes
If you are like most people, you enjoy a good meal. If you have Diabetes, mealtimes mean more than good food. Testing your blood sugar levels before and after you eat, is key to monitoring your Diabetes.
More Info: 866-ENDO-HELP
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Do you have questions about your medicine?
Pharmacists have the answers. Visit safemedication.com for information on more than 700 different medicines.
More Info:
safemedication.com
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MISS Foundation
The MISS Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides peer support to families in crisis after the death of a baby or child from any cause.
More Info: 888-455-6477
missfoundation.org
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National Stillbirth Alliance
If you're pregnant, the National Stillbirth Alliance offers important instructions on how to monitor your baby's kick counts to detect potential health problems.
More Info:
stillnomore.org
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Red Cross
The Red Cross continues to need your donation of blood. Phone for an appointment.
More Info: 800-GIVE LIFE
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Blood Centers of the Pacific
Blood Centers of the Pacific have an ongoing need for blood Donations.
More Info: 888-393-GIVE
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Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation was formed in 1982 with the mission to eradicate breast cancer as a life threatening disease through research, screening, treatment and education.
More Info: 1-800-I'M AWARE
sfkomen.org
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Community Breast Health Project
The Community Breast Health Project works to improve the lives of people touched by breast cancer by acting as a clearinghouse for information and support and serving as an educational resource and a personal resource.
More Info: 650-326-6686
www.cbhp.org
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The Breast Cancer Fund
The Breast Cancer Fund is a national non-profit that works to end the breast cancer epidemic.
More Info: 415-346-8223
www.breastcancerfund.org
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Art for Recovery at UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center
Art for Recovery at UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center comes to the bedside of patients with life-threatening illnesses like breast cancer and AIDS.
More Info: 415-885-7221
http://cc.ucsf.edu/afr/index.html
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Bay Area Breast Cancer Network
Bay Area Breast Cancer Network offers information,referral and psychosocial support for women with breast cancer.
More Info: 408-261-1425
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Breast Cancer Action
Breast Cancer Action is a national education and grassroots organization working to make the eradication of breast cancer a national priority. They publish a bi-monthly newsletter.
More Info: 415-243-9301
www.bcaction.org
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Breast Health Access for Women with Disabilities
Breast Health Access for Women with Disabilities provides free breast exams and education for women with disabilities.
More Info: 213-637-9900
www.bhawd.org
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Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous
If you're having a hard time controlling the way you eat, Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous may be able to help. There are no dues nor fees.
More Info:
foodaddicts.org
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Breastcancer Home Page
Breastcancer Home Page is the Feminist Majority Foundation's breast cancer page.
More Info:
www.feminist.org/other/bc/bchome.html
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Breastlink.com
Breastlink.com, Integrated Breast Cancer Care, has information on a variety of topics related to diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. (It includes a link for Latinas.)
More Info:
www.breastlink.com
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California Breast Cancer Early Detection Program
California Breast Cancer early detection program offers free breast cancer screening for low income women over 40.
More Info: 1-800-511-2300
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FORCE: Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered
FORCE: Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered is a resource for women whose family history and genetic status put them at high risk for breast or ovarian cancer.
More Info:
www.facingourrisk.org
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Living Beyond Breast Cancer
Living Beyond Breast Cancer promotes the physical, emotional and social health of all women and families affected by breast cancer through education and support.
More Info: 1-888-753-LBBC
www.lbbc.org
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Margaret Cruz Latina Breast Cancer Foundation
The Margaret Cruz Latina Breast Cancer Foundation serves Latinas over 50 who have been diagnosed with breast cancer.
More Info: 415-585-1163
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Marin Breast Cancer Council
Marin Breast Cancer Council is a volunteer organization whose members are breast cancer survivors, friends and supporters. They raise funds for Bay Area non-profits that provide support services for women with breast cancer and services pertaining to breast health.
More Info: 415-455-5882
www.marinbcc.org
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Marin Breast Cancer Watch
Marin Breast Cancer Watch is an advocacy organization investigating high incidence of breast cancer in Marin County Public Forums.
More Info:
www.breastcancerwatch.org
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National Action Plan on Breast Cancer
National Action Plan on Breast Cancer is a public/private partnership, coordinated by the PHS Office on Women's Health, Department of Health and Human Services working toward eradicating breast cancer and reduce suffering and death from breast cancer in the U.S. and internationally.
More Info:
www.napbc.org
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National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations
National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations has referrals to breast cancer support groups around the country.
More Info: 1-800-719-9154
www.nabco.org
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National Breast Cancer Coalition
National Breast Cancer Coalition is a grassroots advocacy organization dedicated to fighting breast cancer.
More Info:
www.natlbcc.org
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Sisters Network
Sisters Network is a support, education and advocacy organization for African American women with breast cancer. They offer outreach, training, research, and assistance with starting new groups.
More Info: 713-781-0255
www.sistersnetworkinc.org
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Stayingabreast.com
www.stayingabreast.com is a comprehensive, rehabilitative exercise program designed specifically for recovery from various breast urgeries.
More Info:
www.stayingabreast.com
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Breast Cancer Helpline
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Helpline has research, information and awareness about breast cancer.
More Info: 1-800-462-9273
www.komen.org
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Information on Primary & Metastatic Breast Cancer
Susan Love, MD.com has information on primary and metastatic breast cancer, as well as issues around information relevant to menopause, hormone replacement therapy and other mid-life issues.
More Info:
www.susanlovemd.com
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Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization
Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization offers 24-hour information, support and referrals from breast cancer survivors.
More Info: 1-800-221-2141
www.y-me.org
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Bacterial Meningitis Vaccine
The occurrence of bacterial meningitis has been on the rise among college students living in dorms. The good news is it may be prevented with a vaccine.
More Info: 1-866-321-4MFA
www.MUSA.org
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Berkeley Women's Health Center
The Berkeley Women's Health Center is now accepting new patients for primary care and general medical services at their clinic. Women and men are welcome.
More Info: 510-843-6194
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Parca
Parca is a non-profit that serves people of all ages with developmental disabilities. Parca offers housing and independence training for adults, support groups for families and child care.
More Info: 650-312-0730
www.parca.org
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Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program
Families with limited income may qualify for the Women, Infants and Children nutrition program, which includes low cost or free health care.
More Info: 415-575-5788
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Managing Asthma
Don't let asthma symptoms like wheezing or shortness of breath slow you down. Call For FREE information about how to manage asthma.
More Info: (1-877) 425-5782
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Community Pregnancy Centers
Think you might be pregnant? Not sure of all your options? Need someone who really cares in a confidential setting? Call the Community Pregnancy Centers. There are three locations to serve you in Mountain View, South San Jose and East San Jose.
More Info: (408) 978-9310
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Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay
Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay provides a creative environment for people with dementia, and support for caregivers.
More Info: (510) 644-8292/Berkeley or (510) 888-1411/Hayward
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San Francisco Aids Foundation
Today treatment options for HIV can be very effective. If you are HIV-positive, specialists at the San Francisco Aids Foundation can answer your questions for FREE.
More Info: (415) 487-8000
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American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery
Ever feel like you're always in a hurry but not going anywhere? Join the driving team for the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery and help a cancer patient.
More Info: (800) ACS 2345
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New Leaf Treatment Center
Do you or a friend have a problem with methamphetamine, crank, or speed. The New Leaf Treatment Center in Concord provides FREE outpatient counseling when you participate in a research study.
More Info: (800) 636-8058
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Alzheimer's Association
You may think you know the difference between normal memory loss and Alzheimer's. Many Americans don't. The Alzheimer's Association is "Creating A World Without Alzheimer's Disease and Enhancing Quality of Life for Those Who Live With It."
More Info: (800) 660-1993
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Counseling for pregnant smokers
Pregnant? Smoking? We understand and we can help. We offer guilt-free phone counseling for pregnant smokers in San Mateo County. Call Smoke-Free Start for Families and get a free t-shirt for your baby just for calling.
More Info: (650) 573-3989
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Marijuana Anonymous
If you tried to stop smoking marijuana, but keep going back to it, there is help. Marijuana Anonymous is a group dedicated to drug-free living. There are no fees, so call or log on to the website.
More Info: (415) 522-7373
www.marijuana-anonymous.org
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Are you a woman living with HIV?
Unsure what medical options are available for you? Project Inform's HIV treatment hotline can help.
More Info: (415) 558-0684
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National Council on Alcoholism
Are you or someone you know struggling with alcohol and/or drug use? The National Council on Alcoholism is a non-judgmental organization that wants to help.
More Info: (415) 296-9000
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Bay Area Scleroderma Support Group
Scleroderma is an autoimmune disease that turns the skin and internal organs hard. It can be life threatening. The good news is that there is hope. The Bay Area Scleroderma Support Group can help.
More Info: 510-713-9130 or 408-926-4314
www.bayareasclero.org
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Therapy Network
Are you looking for a Psychotherapist? Since 1982, the Therapy Network has been offering referrals to licensed professionals in San Francisco, Marin, and the East Bay.
More Info: 415-974-9779
www.therapynetwork.net
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