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What Is a CARE Team?

CARE Teams are local volunteer groups dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by cholangiocarcinoma.

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They spread awareness in their local communities

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They share CCF resources with hospitals and clinics

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They offer meaningful connection and peer support

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They host gatherings and educational opportunities

CARE Teams help ensure no one faces this diagnosis alone — especially at the local level.

Who Is on a CARE Team?

CARE Team members are fully onboarded CCF volunteers who typically live within a two-hour drive of each other (flexible depending on circumstances).

Members typically include: Patients, Caregivers, Legacy caregivers, and Medical Providers

Where We Are

Interested in connecting locally? Reach out to a CARE Team near you:

Interested in Starting a CARE Team in Your Area?

We’d love to talk with you.

Start the conversation:
Claire Condrey
Volunteer Manager
[email protected]