The second edition, published February 2009, of this premiere resource offers 172 pages of information, contacts and support for everyone affected by breast cancer at a young age: young women at risk, those just diagnosed, young women with metastatic breast cancer, and those bravely living through all levels of treatment, recovery and survivorship — not to mention their friends, family, caregivers and the medical community.

Community that Fits in Your Hands

For a portable, browseable link to YSC’s circles of support, check between the covers of our ResourceLink Guidebook. The guide contains a comprehensive listing of local, statewide and national assistance resources as well as more than 450 breast cancer support groups — it’s a telephone book worth of evidence that you are not alone.

Make Support Come Calling

Order

You can order up to five copies of the guidebook for free. (Order additional copies for $2.50 each.)

Online

You can also browse any chapter of this comprehensive resource on the web:

• Table of Contents
• Chapter One: Welcome & Young Survival Coalition Resources
• Chapter Two: General Resources
• Chapter Three: Special Populations (African American Women, American Indian/Alaska Native Women, Asian American Women, Jewish Women and Latinas as well as Spanish Language Resources, Women with Disabilities, and Women Who Partner with Women)
• Chapter Four: Genetics, Family History & Risk
• Chapter Five: Detection/Diagnosis
• Chapter Six: Treatment
• Chapter Seven: Financial, Insurance & Legal Resources
• Chapter Eight: End of Life
• Chapter Nine: Family, Friends and Caregivers
• Chapter Ten: Living with Advanced/Metastatic Breast Cancer
• Chapter Eleven: Wellness and Moving Forward
• Chapter Twelve: Support Groups

Archive

Since insight and connections never go out of style, you can browse old editions of the guidebook in our archive:

• 2007 Inaugural ResourceLink Guidebook

Our Best Reviewers: You

Young women like you know best what information and resources belong in this guidebook. We welcome advice for improving our next edition — just fill out a resource submission form.