Our Mission: To improve the quality of life for anyone facing cancer in Mendocino County.
CRC team L to R: Mayte Sanchez, Bilingual Patient Navigator; Lori Chambers, Operations Manager; Jill Longcrier, Client Services Manager; Keily Becerra Sánchez, Bilingual Patient Navigator; Anya Jindrich, Executive Director.
If you are newly diagnosed
A cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming. From our offices in both Ukiah and Fort Bragg, our team is here to listen and help you sort out next steps. There is never a charge for our services. Cancer patient navigation and decision support are our specialties. Call Monday through Friday, Ukiah 707-467-3828, Fort Bragg 707-937-3833.
A few of the services we provide:
Medical appointment preparation
Medical appointment accompaniment
Medical appointment audio recording and note taking
Benefits counseling
Support groups
Transportation assistance
Help seeking a second opinion
Resource lending library
Emergency financial help for modest needs
Referrals to other organizations that can help
Compassion in Action
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This short video shares more about the work of the Cancer Resource Centers of Mendocino County. Our thanks to Community Foundation Sonoma County, Blood Bank of the Redwoods Legacy Fund, for grant funding of this project.
with ucsf, the cancer resource center helped advance research in cancer patient navigation
The Cancer Resource Centers of Mendocino County’s Patient Navigation program provides cancer patients, cancer survivors, and the family and friends who support them with the information and support they need to understand and manage diagnostic and treatment options, surmount financial and logistic hurdles, and maintain their family and professional life while undergoing treatment. As one of only two stand-alone centers between Marin County and the California-Oregon border, CRC’s services are a vital resource for Mendocino County residents. Ask us how we can help you today.
Our vision . . .
no one will face cancer alone.
544
unduplicated clients served in 2023
325
new clients served in 2023
7,951
units of service provided to clients in 2023
Volunteers Ollie and Carol
The Cancer Resource Centers of Mendocino County provides assistance to anyone with cancer in Mendocino County, free of charge. We serve men and women, of any age, with any type of cancer, at any stage.
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It is because of the generosity of our community that our services are available. Donations keep the doors open.