Category: Updates

Death Café is an free event in English which provides a brave space where we can reflect on and discuss death, dying and our mortality. Increasing our awareness of mortality can help ensure we make the most of our finite lives, through living more intentionally, consciously and fully.
Diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in 2017, Rachel sought support from a UK breast cancer group. In 2019, she moved to Switzerland and found a new community through Cancer Support Switzerland. Despite the challenges of the pandemic and her illness's progression, Rachel remains grateful for the connections and friendships that help her navigate her journey.
HeART Space offers a transformative path of healing and creativity, welcoming individuals affected by cancer or serving as primary caregivers, yet fostering warmth and joy for all participants beyond any specific diagnosis.
Discover solace and understanding in our Bereavement Support Group and Online Grief Workshop—nurturing spaces designed to help you navigate loss with compassion, guidance, and community support, regardless of your background or circumstances.
Cancer Support Switzerland seeks a Zurich Coordinator (60%) to lead English-speaking cancer support expansion. Candidates with team coordination experience, a 'start-up mindset,' and proficiency in English and German can apply until February 23, 2024.
Non-profit organization rebranded as Cancer Support Switzerland, reflecting its expanded mission to provide free English-language cancer support services nationwide. The organization offers emotional support, practical assistance, and well-being activities for those dealing with cancer challenges.
Cancer Support Switzerland seeks a Counselling & Support Services Manager / Head Counsellor to lead the support services.
Explore 'The Secret Garden' near Geneva—a hidden oasis fostering community. Shared by local associations, including Cancer Support Switzerland, this 3000m2 haven offers therapeutic activities and a space for volunteers to bond over gardening. As it grows, the garden becomes a source of solace for those dealing with cancer, providing physical activity, camaraderie, and moments of peace and hope
Every step, every day, everyone together.