No one should face colorectal cancer alone, and the Alliance's Buddy Program makes sure of it. Be matched with a buddy or become one today!
The Alliance hand-matches patients and caregivers with a buddy who has had similar experiences. With enough communication, buddies can establish a long-lasting, supportive friendship.
As a survivor or caregiver, you know better than anyone else what it is like to go through colorectal cancer. Share your experience and expertise by volunteering as a peer-to-peer buddy.
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