This national patient association was founded in 2001 by patients to support men with prostate cancer and their relatives. Its aim is to help them live physically, mentally and socially meaningful lives. Peer support is the core of its activities, offered in person in the capital region and online regardless of where you live.
Telephone peer support can be booked through the website for a 30-minute slot, and the support line is answered at set daytime hours on weekdays. The association cooperates with policymakers and other cancer and patient organisations.
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