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Latino Cancer Support Group

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On September 19, 2014, Marla Vega and Maria Barrera, co-founder of Morivivi Latino Cancer Support Group, created this group to support Latinas in Philadelphia with a breast cancer diagnosis.

 

Morivivi became a non-profit organization (501c3) in February 2019, and has since expanded to provide care and support to all people who are diagnosed with any type of cancer.

 

The group meets monthly in the Philadelphia community, providing emotional support, health education and recreational workshops; developing skills that empower each member to improve their quality of life. Morivivi provides confidential spaces where the cancer patients feel comfortable to share their experiences about cancer.

The group’s goal is to help cancer patients and survivors know their diagnosis, be in control of their treatment, and lead a healthy lifestyle.

 

The navigators and companions provide support services to latinos, men and women from different countries in a cultural sensitive way. They address challenges such as language barriers, that can affect their understanding and participation in their treatment.

Empower Latino cancer patients through education, counseling, and culturally sensitive services and supports

Our Team

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Marla Vega

  • BOARD CHAIR

    Marla Vega

  • BOARD VICE CHAIR

    RICHARD ABARCA

  • TREASURER

    ALBA GONZÁLEZ & MIRIAM COLÓN

  • SECRETARY

    ROSSANA LEÓN

MEMBERS

  • Migdalia Berrios

  • Dr. Rafael Collazo

  • Magnolia Posada

Committees

  • FUNDRAISING

  • COMMUNICATION

  • PROGRAMMING

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