The Duke Cancer Patient Support Program (DCPSP) provides services and resources to help support patients and their loved ones throughout their experience with cancer.

Services include:

• Individual, couple, and family therapy
• Support groups
• Self-image resources
• Volunteer companionship and peer support

All support services are provided at no charge to patients and their families.

Supportive Care Beyond Treatment

At the Duke Cancer Patient Support Program (DCPSP), we believe that quality comprehensive cancer care involves attending to issues beyond the scope of traditional models of medicine.

We believe in treating the whole person, not solely the cancer. Further, we believe in treating the whole family, as cancer touches the lives of patients and their loved ones. 

Since our program was founded in 1987, we have continued to provide support services to help patients and their loved ones cope with the impact of cancer on their lives. We give patients and their families the opportunity to receive services that otherwise may not have been available or financially accessible.

At the DCPSP, we envision our program as a supportive, beneficial, and accessible resource that provides professional services to patients and families to adopt as part of their cancer care.

Find out how you can get involved:

• Volunteer your time
• Outright gifts, including memorials, life income gifts, bequests, and matching gifts
• Gifts in kind, such as wigs, scarves, and DVDs
• Tell a friend

For more information, please contact us.