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Drop off your old ink & toner cartridges & cell phones at our Fullerton office & help support YWCANOC programs.
 

YWCA Ethnic Orange County: Tasting Flavors of your Community

For thousands of years, immigrants to this country have brought foods, culinary practices, beliefs about food, and related traditions with them. Sharing food has been a way for all people of all cultures to sustain and create meaningful and emotional bonds. Come  and join us to explore the flavors of your community through a dinner series. Call (714) 871-4488

 

Our Breast Cancer Screening & Survivor Programs

Early Breast Cancer Screening & Education

  • Breast Cancer Early Detection Services. Uninsured women ages 50 and above can call the YWCA-NOC and receive free Breast Health Services that include mammograms, clinical breast exams, and breast self exam education and training. More than 150 screenings were scheduled for the 2009 year throughout Orange County, and we anticipate screening some 5,000 women. For a copy of our monthly screening calendar, please call  714-871-4488.
     
  • Breast Self Exam Workshops. We offer free Breast Self Exam (BSE) workshops to women's groups, churches, community groups and in the community at large. This one-hour program helps women understand why BSE is important and how to correctly complete a BSE. Early detection saves lives! Programs are presented in English, Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese. To request a workshop, call 714-871-4488.

Living and Working With Cancer

A diagnosis of cancer brings with it a million questions, and the first and most important source of information is your treatment team. Whatever your questions or concerns, you should never hesitate to share them with your physical treatment team much more productive, and the information you gain will help you make informed decisions about your treatment plan. Call the YWCA at (714)-871-4485 to receive your free copy of the Cancer and Careers Living and Works with Cancer Workbook.

Click here to read about the $255,500 in grants the YWCA-NOC received in 2010 to support these breast cancer screening and survivor programs.