Couple’s Cancer Month

This February, the Prostate Cancer Centre presents Couple’s Cancer Month, an awareness campaign that shines a light on the shared journey of couples navigating prostate cancer. Prostate cancer doesn’t just affect the patient; its impact ripples through the lives of spouses, partners, and loved ones.

Through heartfelt stories, we’ll celebrate the resilience, love, and mutual support that couples show when facing this challenging diagnosis. We’ll also recognize the vital role played by caregivers, family, and friends, who together form an extended network of hope and strength.

Join us in supporting these couples by donating to the Prostate Cancer Centre. Your contributions help provide free services and resources that make a real difference in the lives of Alberta families. Sign up for our newsletter to stay connected and learn more about the impact of your support.

Together, we can empower couples to face prostate cancer with courage and compassion.

Explore the Stories of Couple’s Cancer

Tony and Liz Evans

Glen and Vicki Hutton

Dayle and Steph West

Stu an Delia Johnson

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We acknowledge that Alberta is the traditional and ancestral territory of many peoples, presently subject to Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8, and 10, including the Otipemisiwak Metis Government within Alberta and the Metis Settlements. The enduring presence of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities reflects a deep connection to the land, rooted in respect and stewardship across generations. This acknowledgment pays tribute to the Knowledge Keepers and Elders whose histories, languages, and traditions enrich our community. We express our gratitude for their guidance, both past and present. PCC is committed to working towards reconciliation and building culturally respectful, meaningful relationships within the Indigenous communities. We are committed to addressing health disparities for Indigenous men accessing preventive prostate health.