Does your child love to read or is your child challenged or shy about reading? Are you and your child looking for a fun new way to spend some time after so many months at home? CBTF has launched a new program for elementary and middle school age kids. The program pairs your child via […]
This is an opportunity for adult survivors to gather for social connection and support and to talk about a variety of topics of mutual interest and to enjoy age typical, virtual social activities. Please contact Kate Shafer for further information and to join.
Join 9-15 year old brain tumor patients and survivors across the country for an online chat with their peers. Many families in this age range report wanting more opportunities for their child to connect with other kids who "get it".
Join adolescent and young adult (AYA) survivors on the West Coast for our online chat. We talk about a wide range of topics affecting the AYA brain tumor community – including school, career, friends, feelings of isolation, etc.
Does your child love to read or is your child challenged or shy about reading? Are you and your child looking for a fun new way to spend some time after so many months at home? CBTF has launched a new program for elementary and middle school age kids. The program pairs your child via […]
This chat is for AYA survivors (ages 16-30) residing in DC, Maryland, Virginia, and surrounding areas. Click here to register.
OUR AYA CHATS WILL BE CHANGING! PLEASE CHECK BACK FOR FUTURE DATES! These AYA chats are for survivors ages 16+ and include a variety of activities such as games, movie watch parties, and one topic based chat per month. Please reach out to tha@cbtf.org for more info.
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CBTF's Read to a Dog Program for Elementary and Middle school age survivors and siblings of all reading abilities. Your child will be paired with a therapy dog and its person and will spend time reading out loud to an attentive, non-judgmental dog. It's all about gaining confidence and having fun. Email shaferko@gmail.com to attend.
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Join AYA survivors for a monthly book club discussion! May's book will be The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, this is a powerful and gripping YA novel about one girl's struggle for justice. All groups are led by survivors. Register Here
This is a class one of a two-part cooking class that includes budgeting class and overview on Monday, and cooking on Thursday. Participants will get a gift card towards groceries. Since space is limited, we ask registrants to commit to both classes. Register Here