Community support
Together for hope
When someone we love goes through cancer, honest support makes a difference. Here are tips quoted from trusted health sources, and the organisations to turn to.
How to stand by someone
Tips for family, friends and carers, quoted as their sources wrote them.
If you have cancer, it’s normal to feel sad, angry, or discouraged sometimes and positive or upbeat at other times.
Talk to someone you can really open up to about your feelings or fears.
Think about things others can do or arrange for you, such as appointments or errands.
If you don’t take care of yourself, you won’t be able to take care of others.
Cancer support groups can also be helpful for children or family members.
This information is for awareness only and is not a substitute for medical advice.
Where to turn
Organisations the school has verified, then the health bodies this site quotes.
Mammograms are now available at every government hospital throughout the year for all Lebanese women over 40.
For enquiries about mammography centres, call 1214.
This information is for awareness only and is not a substitute for medical advice.
Trusted health bodies
The bodies we quote, and the pages of theirs this page quotes.
Lebanese Ministry of Public Health
Website: Lebanese Ministry of Public Health (opens in a new tab)National Cancer Institute
Website: National Cancer Institute (opens in a new tab)
English translation by the initiative team.
