You Are Not Fighting Alone
Cancer
Support
For patients, survivors, and every family member walking this road alongside them — spouses, parents, children, and friends. Resources, hotlines, and community built to carry you through.
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
Psalm 34:18
No One Should Walk This Alone
For Patients
& Survivors
A cancer diagnosis changes everything in an instant. The fear, the uncertainty, the appointments, the waiting — it is an enormous weight to carry. But you do not have to carry it alone.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, in the middle of treatment, or navigating life after cancer, there are people and organizations ready to walk alongside you. Practical help. Emotional support. Someone who has been exactly where you are.
At Faith Over Fear Foundation, we believe that God is present in the hardest moments — and that community is one of the ways He shows up. Reach out to us. We will do everything we can to connect you with what you need.
Immediate Help Available
Cancer
Hotlines
Trained specialists are available right now — ready to listen, answer questions, and connect you with the support you need.
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Information Center
24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Speak with a trained cancer information specialist about diagnosis, treatment, side effects, and emotional support.
Visit WebsiteCancer Support Community
Cancer Support Helpline
Mon–Fri, 9am–9pm ET
Free emotional support, information, and resources for people affected by cancer and their loved ones.
Visit WebsiteNational Cancer Institute
NCI Cancer Information Service
Mon–Fri, 9am–9pm ET
Accurate, up-to-date information about cancer prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, and clinical trials.
Visit WebsiteCrisis Text Line
Crisis Text Line
24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Free, confidential crisis support via text for anyone in emotional distress — including those facing a cancer diagnosis.
Visit WebsiteCancer Affects the Whole Family
Support for
Every Role
When someone has cancer, the diagnosis ripples outward. Spouses, parents, children, and friends all carry their own version of this weight. Each role deserves its own support.
Spouses & Partners
When your partner receives a diagnosis, your world changes too. You carry the weight of fear, caregiving, and holding the household together — often while grieving privately. You are not alone in this. Your strength matters, and so does your own emotional health.
Parents
Whether you are a parent facing cancer yourself or watching your child fight it, the pain is unlike anything else. Parents of children with cancer carry a unique burden — and parents who are patients carry guilt alongside their own fear. Both deserve support.
Children & Young Adults
Children who have a parent with cancer often struggle to understand what is happening and feel helpless. Teenagers and young adults face their own version of this grief. Age-appropriate support and honest conversation make a profound difference.
Extended Family & Friends
Friends and extended family often want to help but do not know how. Practical support — meals, rides, childcare, presence — matters enormously. So does knowing what to say and what not to say when someone you love is fighting cancer.
Knowledge Is Power
Cancer
Awareness
Trusted organizations working to advance research, improve early detection, and ensure every person affected by cancer has access to information and care.
American Cancer Society
Research, education, advocacy, and patient services for all types of cancer.
Learn MoreNational Cancer Institute
The nation's leading cancer research organization — clinical trials, treatment guides, and statistics.
Learn MoreSusan G. Komen
Breast cancer research, education, and community support programs nationwide.
Learn MoreLivestrong Foundation
Practical support for people living with cancer — financial assistance, fertility preservation, and navigation services.
Learn MoreCancerCare
Free professional support services including counseling, support groups, and financial assistance.
Learn MoreAmerican Childhood Cancer Organization
Support for children with cancer and their families — resources, advocacy, and community.
Learn MoreCommunity & Practical Help
Cancer
Support
Beyond information — organizations that provide real, hands-on support for patients, survivors, and the families who care for them.
Cancer Support Community
Free support groups, educational workshops, and wellness programs for patients and families.
VisitImerman Angels
One-on-one mentorship connecting cancer fighters and survivors with someone who has faced the same cancer.
VisitPatient Advocate Foundation
Case management and financial aid for patients dealing with insurance, employment, and debt issues.
VisitCaregiver Action Network
Resources, education, and peer support specifically for family caregivers of cancer patients.
VisitFaith in the Storm
God Is Present
In This
A cancer diagnosis can shake your faith — or it can deepen it. Many people who have walked through cancer describe it as the season when God became most real to them. Not because the road was easy, but because they discovered they were not walking it alone.
At Faith Over Fear Foundation, we have ridden alongside people in the hardest chapters of their lives. We have sat with families in waiting rooms. We have prayed over people who had run out of words. And we have seen, again and again, that God shows up in the middle of it.
If you are facing cancer — as a patient, a survivor, or a family member — and you want someone to pray with you, talk with you, or simply be present with you, reach out. That is what we are here for.