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20s to 40s Peer Support Group Program 

  • When?
    2 July 2024, 7:00pm – 8:30pm (VIC / NSW / ACT / TAS / QLD); 6:30pm – 8:00pm (SA / NT); 5:00pm-6:30pm (WA)
  • Where?
    Online via Zoom

Whether you were diagnosed 1 month, 1 year or many years ago, a blood cancer diagnosis can have immediate and long-lasting effects. Join us to explore relevant topics with a group of other younger people who just ‘get it’.

The aim of the group is to share with others experiencing similar challenges and to learn from each other in a safe, non-judgmental, supportive space.

Topics Covered

Each week we’ll cover a new topic:

  1. Getting to know you: Meeting each other & sharing experiences
  2. Communication & relationships: Talking about blood cancer with others
  3. Life transitions after diagnosis: Transitions to work / study / other roles
  4. Sensitive conversations:  On sexuality / intimacy / fertility & taboo topics
  5. Where to from here: How we see ourselves / long term support

Session Dates and Times

For the best experience, we encourage you to attend as many sessions as possible.

  • 2 July, 2024;
  • 16 July, 2024;
  • 30 July, 2024;
  • 13 August, 2024;
  • 27 August, 2024.

Tuesday evenings –

  • 7:00pm – 8.30pm (VIC / NSW / QLD / ACT / TAS)
  • 6.30pm – 8:00pm (SA / NT)
  • 5:00pm – 6.30pm (WA)

Registration

Numbers are limited. Register for this 5-session series here:

Questions about the group can be directed to [email protected]

Important Information

Things you need to know to participate:

  • You must be 18 years or older and have a blood cancer / disorder diagnosis.
  • Support groups close 15 minutes after start time. If you arrive after this, you’ll be unable to join.
  • We ask you abide by the principles of privacy, confidentiality and respect.
  • If you don’t receive a confirmation email of your registration, please check your junk or spam folders.
  • If you have trouble joining the meeting, this instructional video may help – Joining a Zoom meeting.

Last updated on June 4th, 2024

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