What's New
Thursday, January 21, 2021 – 7:00 PM
Until further notice, all meetings will be virtual, using ZOOM. If you are on our mailing list you will get a notice advising that the ZOOM meeting has been published and giving instructions on how to register/access the meeting on-line. We will also put details up on this webpage.
Important Message From PCCNO Board of Directors
Despite this loss of contact we wish to advise that important functions of our organization are up and running. Directors of the Board are in constant contact with each other. Our online and telephone support to members and the newly diagnosed is active. We recently added new capacity to our peer support function. We have a full time coordinator and a peer support team. We can respond quickly to requests for support. Our email address: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) is constantly monitored as is our telephone answering system - 613-828-0762. Either way we will get back to you quickly. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns that we may be able to answer or follow up on. We expect for the next while hospital services will be different and some changes might be experienced. We hope these circumstances will not be too disruptive.
New Year’s Greetings
As the year 2021 begins, Prostate Cancer Canada Network Ottawa (PCCNO) wishes a better year to our many friends and supporters. We look forward to being able to get together once again. In the meantime, our virtual meetings will continue. We have concluded our fiscal year and the end of our 2020 membership campaign. Thanks to all who contributed to our organization.
We are excited about a significant financial gift we are making to The Ottawa Hospital for research in the treatment of prostate cancer. We will share more details about this soon.
Board of Directors
PCCN Ottawa and Virtual Meetings
Due to the coronovirus pandemic PCCN Ottawa has suspended all in-person meetings. However, we will start having virtual meetings using ZOOM on January 21. See the Meetings and Events page for details on this and future ZOOM sessions.
Cancer Related Brain Fog - Cancer Coaching Group Offered virtually
Do you worry that you may have lost your mind since being treated for cancer?
Cancer-Related Brain Fog is a very common side effect for people who are diagnosed with cancer.
The Walnut, Fall 2020
The Walnut is the official newsletter for PCCN Ottawa, currently published approximately four times a year.
We thank you for your continued support!
