Programs and Services for Women Cancer Survivors

African American women face unique challenges when it comes to cancer. The statistics reveal a troubling reality: they often experience higher incidence rates and poorer outcomes compared to their white counterparts. According to recent reports from the American Cancer Society, many types of cancers have significantly lower five-year relative survival rates for Black individuals.

This disparity is attributed to a combination of factors, including socioeconomic barriers, access to healthcare, and systemic inequalities in treatment options.

ATT's initiative is designed to address these disparities head-on by offering a safe space for African American women to connect, share their experiences, and access resources tailored to their specific needs. The program recognizes that emotional well-being is as crucial as physical health during cancer treatment and recovery.

Care Support Line

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Peer-to-Peer Support Group

We empower women to share their stories, their voice, their strength - empowering women in cancer conversations - while acknowledging the unique perspectives of African American women and creating space for all women to join the dialogue. “A Seat at The Table”.

Women's Walking Circle

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ATT Community Ambassador Advocate

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African American Female Oncologist - Building Partnerships - Coming soon!

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