Help The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) by donating head sets, laptops, counselling chairs for CANSA Tele Counsellors offering free cancer counselling
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Help The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) by donating head sets, laptops, counselling chairs for CANSA Tele Counsellors offering free cancer counselling
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CANSA being a non-profit relies on the generosity of the public for in-kind and monetary donations to help keep costs associated with our services as affordable as possible and to enable us to continue providing free psycho-social support to patients, caregivers and loved ones through our CANSA Tele Counselling service (available in 7 languages), support groups (including WhatsApp and Facebook support groups). https://cansa.org.za/cansas-care-support/cansa-tele-counselling-service/ https://cansa.org.za/cansas-care-support/support-groups/ https://cansa.org.za/cansas-care-support/cansas-online-support-resources/ Contact Gretchen Minnaar Service Manager Psychosocial Support gminnaar@cansa.org.za for information in this regard.
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