"The Northern California Cancer Center is very excited and honored that we have been entrusted with such a valuable resource for the community. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive community education and outreach programs, and incorporating the guide into our other activities is a natural extension of our commitment," notes NCCC Community Education Director Pamela Priest Naeve. "It is another wonderful tool we can offer to those affected by breast cancer."
The online Bay Area Breast Cancer Resource Guide includes listings for regional and national organizations, support groups, counseling, screening, diagnosis, treatment and financial assistance. The guide is designed to help individuals make informed decisions and take charge of their health. No other resource guide in the Bay Area provides this amount of comprehensive information or offers this service.
"It pleases me beyond words to know that The Better Health Foundation's online guide will continue to serve the community, with the Northern California Cancer Center at the helm," says Janine Nesset Tominaga, former executive director of The Better Health Foundation.
For access to the guide, visit and click on the Bay Area Breast Cancer Resource Guide listed under Information.
About the Northern California Cancer CenterThe Northern California Cancer Center () is an established, nationally recognized leader dedicated to understanding the causes, prevention and detection of cancer and to improve the quality of life for individuals living with cancer. NCCC has been working with scientists, educators, patients, clinicians, and community leaders successfully since 1974, and is an active participant in Stanford University's Comprehensive Cancer Center. NCCC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with over 180 employees with over 180 employees and a $15 million operating budget.
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