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Our mission
Advancing the development & delivery of equitable & evidence-based psychosocial oncology care through research, practice, education, and advocacy.
Partner with APOS Today!
The continued success and impact of APOS are made possible through the generosity and engagement of our members and community. Your support helps us advance the field of psychosocial oncology, strengthen our legacy, and broaden our reach to those who benefit from this important work.
As part of the registration process, we invite you to consider one of these opportunities to support APOS:
- Make a one-time gift to the APOS Future Fund (please select this option at registration payment screen).
- Make a monthly gift at an amount that is meaningful and comfortable for you. (Visit HERE now)
- Choose a sponsorship opportunity at our Annual Conference. (Visit our Conference Brochure HERE now)
Every gift matters—and together, our support makes a lasting impact.
Changing Lives Through APOS, One Story at a Time.
The Psychosocial Reality of Cancer Patients:
More Instances of Major Depression
More Instances of Death by Suicide
Experience a Diagnosable Psychological Disorder
of Non-Metropolitan Counties Do Not Have a Psychiatrist
Cancer Patients Will Experience Significant Distress
See sources at bottom of the page
Other Ways to Help
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Every person has the ability to make a difference for cancer patients, their support community, and the cancer community as a whole. Whether you're making a one-time donation or partnering with us, we thank you for your contribution and invite you to learn more about our organization and the impact we're making.
Sources for data include:
1. Suicide Data and Statistics | Suicide Prevention | CDC
3. Misono S, Weiss NS, Fann JR, Redman M, Yueh B. Incidence of suicide in persons with cancer. J Clin Oncol. 2008 Oct 10;26(29):4731-8. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2007.13.8941. Epub 2008 Aug 11. PMID: 18695257; PMCID: PMC2653137.