I Will Survive, Inc. (IWS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Atlanta Breast Cancer Awareness Organization that empowers individuals at higher risk for or affected by breast cancer through financial assistance, prevention education, and wellness programs.
Breast cancer not only impacts health but often brings unexpected financial burdens, making it difficult for survivors to maintain housing stability. Our program is designed to ease this burden by providing essential financial resources. We offer support for medical bills, everyday living expenses, and long-term financial planning for veteran and nonveteran families.
These workshops focus on holistic well-being, providing women with tools for physical and emotional strength during their breast cancer journey. Topics include breast cancer screening and referrals, nutrition, exercise, mental health, and self-care.
Pairing breast cancer survivors with newly diagnosed women creates a supportive network. This mentorship offers guidance, shared experiences, and a sense of community, fostering resilience and hope.
October 4, 2025
April 18, 2026
Date
Time
Event
Oct. 3rd
11:00pm
Chemotherapy and Tooth Loss: Why It Happens and How to Protect Your Teeth During Breast Cancer Treatment Going through breast cancer treatment is hard enough without having to worry about your teeth. Many people are surprised when they start to notice new dental problems during or after chemotherapy—sensitivity, loose teeth, gum pain, or even tooth…
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Undergoing surgery for breast cancer is a battle. In addition to dealing with the physical toll of a mastectomy or lumpectomy, many breast cancer survivors also battle with the psychological struggle of losing a body part closely tied to a woman’s femininity, sexuality, and identity. If you worry about how your body may look or…
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Treatment: What You Should Know Breast cancer comes into lives already full of stresses, obligations, financial worries, and for some, struggles with alcohol or other substances. In fact, research shows that breast cancer patients may have increased rates of alcohol or substance use, sometimes as a way of coping with pain, anxiety, or the emotional…
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According to the National Cancer Institute, breast cancer is one of the most common cancers, and it is the fourth leading cause of cancer death in the United States. This is why it is important to understand the risk factors that may influence your risk of getting breast cancer and the significance of early detection.…
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