Find CRC allies in online communities
Whether you need help today or are ready to help others, there is tremendous strength in our online communities.


Blue Hope Nation
Blue Hope Nation is the Alliance’s private Facebook support group. Thousands of allies interact in moderated conversations. New members must be approved by Alliance staff.

BlueHQ
BlueHQ is the Alliance's online support hub. Find message boards, connect with certified patient navigators, and access a variety of resources and tools.

Ally to Ally
Ally to Ally is the Alliance’s most advanced online community. Users can access message boards dedicated to specific topics, like nutrition or mental health. Users are rewarded with points for participation.
Top resources

Gabriel Leblanc: How the Alliance changed my life
It’s scary to hear the “c” word, especially when you’re only 36. A million questions ran through Gabriel Leblanc’s mind, but only one seemed to matter. “How was I going to get through this?” Gabriel said.

What are the best types of colonoscopy prep?
Several different types of colonoscopy prep regimens are available today, including prescription and over-the-counter options. While it is important to consult your healthcare provider for guidance, it can be helpful to conduct some of your own research.

Marijuana and colorectal cancer: Does weed help?
Up to 40% of cancer patients report marijuana usage to relieve or improve their symptoms. But what does the research say about weed and cancer?