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The Olive Branch of Hope Cancer Support Services

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We're a non-profit charitable organization founded by breast cancer survivors to provide social/ emotional support for women diagnosed with breast cancer.

Charitable Registration #: 861916013RR0001

11/09/2026

💗 My challenges are part of my story, but they are not the whole story.

I am still a woman with dreams to pursue, joy to experience, love to share, and beautiful possibilities ahead.

✨ Today, I choose to embrace every part of who I am not just what I've overcome, but everything I am becoming.

11/06/2026

Pink is often associated with awareness. Today, let it also represent support for the person newly diagnosed, the survivor adjusting after treatment, the caregiver showing up every day, and the family navigating change together.

Taking action can be as simple as reaching out and asking, “How can I support you?”

Reach out to someone affected by breast cancer today and offer support in a way that works for them.

11/05/2026

💗 Your Health. Your Voice. Your Right to Be Heard.

Being an advocate for your health starts with asking questions, understanding your options, and feeling confident in the decisions you make.

Here are 4 simple steps to help you take charge of your healthcare:

📝 PREPARE – Write down your questions and concerns before your appointment.

💬 ASK – Speak up about your symptoms, concerns, and anything you don't understand.

💡 UNDERSTAND – Make sure you're clear on the information shared and your next steps.

📞 FOLLOW UP – Don't hesitate to seek clarification or follow up if you're waiting for answers.

Remember, your voice is an important part of your healthcare journey. You deserve to feel informed, respected, and empowered. 💕

📌 Save and share these four steps to help you prepare for your next healthcare appointment.

11/03/2026

🩷 October may have ended, but breast health does not follow a calendar. Continue knowing your body, learning about your risk, participating in appropriate screening, asking questions, and supporting people affected by breast cancer throughout the year. Awareness is the beginning. Action continues.

Choose one breast health action you will carry forward beyond October.

11/03/2026

Early detection can save lives, and access to breast health information and screening is essential.

Black women face distinct challenges when it comes to breast cancer, including:

⏰ Higher rates of late-stage diagnosis.
💗 Breast cancer diagnoses at younger ages.
🎗️ A greater likelihood of developing aggressive forms of breast cancer, including triple-negative breast cancer.

Prioritize your breast health. Book your mammogram.

📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
📍 Scarborough Health Network – General Hospital

REGISTER TODAY!

👉 Register at rebrand.ly/EHScreening

11/02/2026

✨ I am learning to embrace the woman I am becoming with all my dreams, imperfections, strengths, and possibilities.

💗 This week, I choose to show up as my authentic self, celebrate my uniqueness, and let my light shine.

10/30/2026

Our final Pink Friday of Breast Cancer Awareness Month is not the end of the conversation. Keep talking about breast health. Keep sharing reliable information. Keep supporting those affected by breast cancer. Keep asking questions. Keep taking action because Pink Fridays and breast health matter beyond October.

Keep wearing pink with purpose and invite someone else into the breast health conversation.

TOBOH

10/29/2026

A breast cancer diagnosis can bring questions, fear, uncertainty, and change.

Support can mean having someone listen, helping you find information, connecting you with resources, or simply reminding you that you do not have to navigate every step alone.

Community is part of care.

10/29/2026

YOU DESERVE TO KNOW YOUR RISKS AND HAVE ACCESS TO THE CARE YOU NEED.

Did you know? Black women face about twice the risk of being diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), a more aggressive form of breast cancer.

Knowing your risk, recognizing changes in your body, understanding your screening options, and advocating for yourself can make a difference.

💗 Prioritize your breast health. Book your mammogram.

📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
📍 Scarborough Health Network – General Hospital

REGISTER TODAY!

👉 Register at http://rebrand.ly/EHScreening or via the link in our bio.

10/28/2026

🎗️ You know your body. If you notice a new or unusual breast change, do not ignore it or wait for your next routine screening appointment. Most breast changes are not cancer, but changes should still be discussed with a healthcare provider so they can be properly assessed.

If you have noticed a breast change that concerns you, contact a healthcare provider rather than waiting.

On Saturday, November 7, The Olive Branch of Hope is bringing EmpowerHER Breast Screening to Scarborough, helping women take an important step toward early detection.

🎀 If you're 40 or older, you may be eligible for a mammogram

Don't wait for a warning sign to take action. Your health deserves your attention today.

📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 3:30 PM
📍 Scarborough Health Network – General Hospital
3050 Lawrence Ave E, Scarborough

🔗👉 Register at http://rebrand.ly/EHScreening or through the link in bio.

Address

845 Wilson Avenue
Toronto, ON
M3K1E6

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14162563155

Website

http://www.theolivebranch.ca/

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