The Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada is a national non-profit organization dedicated to supporting patients, their families and community members affected by brain tumours (malignant and non-malignant) through information, education and research programs.

Programs and Services at a Glance
The Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada raises funds for research into the cause and treatment of this devastating disease. We also offer programs to all members of our community, including support groups and conferences, as well as resources such as resource manuals and fact sheets on brain tumours.

• Resource manuals - Comprehensive, easy-to-read guides to brain tumours. Available in English and French, in adult, pediatric, non-malignant and caregiver versions.
• 1-800-265-5106 - Toll-free support and information line available nationwide. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is available to answer your questions Monday through Friday.
• Support Groups - Brain tumour patients, survivors and their families meet to share their concerns, fears, hopes and dreams in a healthy and relaxed atmosphere. Our support groups meet in person (in Montreal) or online via Zoom. Check our Web site for a detailed schedule of our support group meetings.
• Private Facebook Support Groups - Active groups where members ask questions, share experiences and get support from other patients, survivors, caregivers and loved ones.
• Newsletter - Get inspired by stories of hope. Get reliable information about research, treatment and patient support and learn more about our donors.
• www.braintumour.ca - Find information, support and details about our events, volunteer opportunities and the latest news in brain tumour research.
• Learning Opportunities - Webinars and annual conference featuring the latest advances.
• Children's book - My Friend Claire tells the story of a young girl with a brain tumour as seen through the eyes of her best friend, Danny. Young readers learn about the challenges Claire faces, such as medical treatments, hair loss, hospital stays and missing school.
• Research Funding - Since 1982, we have invested over $7.2 million in brain tumor research. Our research awards program directly supports research into causes and treatments through project grants, scholarships and fellowships. We also fund the Canadian Brain Tumour Tissue Bank by providing brain tumour tissue samples to researchers around the world.
• GOcervo Pediatric Program - GOcervo is a support program for families with a child or teenager (age 19 or younger) affected by a brain tumor. The program offers the child/teen and their loved ones the opportunity to share with other families in a similar situation and get the support, information and education needed through outings and fun activities for all family members.
• Scholarships - Young brain tumour patients and survivors can apply for scholarships to further their education and fulfill their dreams.
• Brain Tumour Walks - These fundraising events take place across Canada each spring. Our volunteers organize events in their communities to raise funds and awareness for brain tumours.

Please contact us for more information on our programs and services.