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Prostate Cancer Support Group-Waterloo-Wellington Canadian volunteer-based, prostate cancer support group for Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Ontario and surrounding areas.

Prostate Cancer Support Group Waterloo-Wellington is a volunteer-based, non-profit prostate cancer support group, for Guelph, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and surrounding areas. The group is run by prostate cancer survivors who help men diagnosed with this disease. We meet in person on the 4th Tuesday of every month at Rockway Community Centre in Kitchener and online via Zoom. If you would like to participate in this meeting please e-mail [email protected] to pre-register by midnight the Monday before.

We are partnered with HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre to provide our members with Tai Chi.This online program runs ever...
14/10/2026

We are partnered with HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre to provide our members with Tai Chi.

This online program runs every Thursday, and combines movement, meditation and breathing exercises to help individuals regain strength in their breathing and overall body.

To register for the next class, please visit: https://hopespring.ca/tai-chi/

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us in the PCSG-WW family!We hope you enjoy a warm, joyful, and beautiful Thanksgiving fil...
12/10/2026

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us in the PCSG-WW family!

We hope you enjoy a warm, joyful, and beautiful Thanksgiving filled with love, gratitude, and special moments with your loved ones.

Today, October 10, is World Mental Health Day.Today, we recognize everyone whose mental health may be affected by prosta...
10/10/2026

Today, October 10, is World Mental Health Day.

Today, we recognize everyone whose mental health may be affected by prostate cancer — whether you are a man facing prostate cancer, a partner supporting someone through their cancer journey, or a family member or friend.

Prostate cancer can affect much more than physical health. The uncertainty, changes to daily life, treatment, and impact on relationships can all take an emotional and mental toll.

If you’re struggling, remember: It’s okay to not be okay. You don’t have to face it alone. Reaching out for support can be an important part of your cancer journey.

07/10/2026

Dr. Chris Morash of the Ottawa Hospital shared this insightful message with our prostate cancer support group a few years back, highlighting robotic surgery and the life-saving importance of PSA testing for early detection of prostate cancer.

Early detection can make all the difference, giving individuals more options, more control, and more hope.

We’re proud to partner with HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre to offer our members a gentle, supportive healing program c...
05/10/2026

We’re proud to partner with HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre to offer our members a gentle, supportive healing program called Therapeutic Touch.

Therapeutic Touch is a non-invasive technique that focuses on supporting the body’s natural energy flow, helping to promote relaxation, balance, and overall well-being, especially for those affected by cancer.

Book an appointment today: https://hopespring.ca/therapeutic-touch/

Individuals with a family history of either breast or prostate cancer may face an increased risk of developing the other...
02/10/2026

Individuals with a family history of either breast or prostate cancer may face an increased risk of developing the other.

This is often due to inherited genetic mutations such as BRCA1 and BRCA2 which are commonly linked to breast cancer but can also significantly raise the risk of prostate cancer.

Think you would know if you had prostate cancer? Think again.Prostate cancer doesn’t always cause noticeable symptoms, e...
30/09/2026

Think you would know if you had prostate cancer? Think again.

Prostate cancer doesn’t always cause noticeable symptoms, especially in its early stages. In fact, many people with early-stage prostate cancer may feel completely healthy.

That’s why regular conversations about prostate health and screening are so important. A PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test is a blood test that can help identify changes that may need further investigation.

We’re grateful to partner with HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre, where individuals affected by prostate cancer can acces...
29/09/2026

We’re grateful to partner with HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre, where individuals affected by prostate cancer can access a variety of online yoga programs at no cost.

These gentle, modified classes are designed with care, supporting movement, recovery, and overall well-being at every stage. Whether someone is newly diagnosed, in treatment, or navigating life after prostate cancer, this is a safe and welcoming way to build strength and restore balance.

Learn more and explore upcoming classes at: https://hopespring.ca/yoga/

For more than 13 years, the Prostate Cancer Support Group Waterloo-Wellington (PCSG-WW) has been bringing men in our loc...
25/09/2026

For more than 13 years, the Prostate Cancer Support Group Waterloo-Wellington (PCSG-WW) has been bringing men in our local communities together to find connection, understanding, and support while living with prostate cancer.

PCSG-WW began when three men in the Kitchener-Waterloo community recognized the need for local prostate cancer support beyond the medical setting. What started as a small local initiative has grown into a valued support community.

Today, we’re proud to be part of the Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada’s network of more than 70 prostate cancer support groups across Canada.

💙 Fun fact: Two of our original founders, Michael Wilson and Ken Steele, are still actively involved as key members of our Steering Group!

During Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, we’re celebrating the people and community who have helped make PCSG-WW what it is today.

If you’re joining us for our Prostate Cancer Support Meeting tonight, September 22 at 7:00 p.m., we’re encouraging every...
22/09/2026

If you’re joining us for our Prostate Cancer Support Meeting tonight, September 22 at 7:00 p.m., we’re encouraging everyone to wear blue! Whether you’re joining us in person or online, we’d love to see you showing your support.

Blue is the official colour associated with prostate cancer awareness, and wearing blue is a simple way to show solidarity with the men, families, and loved ones in our communities affected by prostate cancer.

Let’s come together, raise awareness, and remind those affected that they are not alone.

We can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow for our monthly support meeting!

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Rockway Community Centre, 1415 King Street E

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