Indigenous Cancer Health

Patients & Families, Cancer Care Alberta

Testing & Diagnosis

Supporting Indigenous people with cancer and their families in culturally appropriate ways is important to us. Cancer can create stress and worries about the future. We hope these resources help answer your questions and provide information about other supports and services available. We are here for you.


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Book| Videos| Patient Navigators| Cultural Liaisons|Resources


Book

Guide to Cancer Care in Alberta for Newly Diagnosed Indigenous People

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Videos

Indigenous Cancer Care Experiences

Short stories, based on Indigenous story-telling traditions help show the many values, beliefs, and needs of Indigenous cancer patients.

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Indigenous Cancer Patient Navigators

Indigenous cancer patient navigators are registered nurses that help Indigenous People impacted by cancer. They help to bridge medical care with whole person wellness and can help with the details of navigating the cancer system, understanding your care, and coordinating appointments. Learn more about patient navigators and watch videos featuring patients and navigators sharing their stories.

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Indigenous Cultural Liaisons

Indigenous cultural liaisons are Indigenous staff helping Indigenous people with cancer at the Cross Cancer Institute and the Arthur Child Cancer Centre. They help support people with cancer and their families, and bring a focus on cultural safety, bridging connection, and supporting spiritual and traditional practices.

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