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Latina Breast Cancer Support Group

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1725 W. Harrison St.
Professional Building, room 1010
Chicago, IL 60612

In partnership with ALAS-Wings and the Latina Association for Breast Cancer.

Second Tuesday of the month, 6 to 7:30 p.m.

This support group provides a place for Hispanic/Latina breast cancer survivors and their families to share their stories, concerns, and celebrations. Together we offer support for the whole person, by providing information, empathy, and friendship. Our groups are facilitated in Spanish.

Parking in the garage is free for participants (validation is necessary). To register, call Judy Guitelman at (630) 440-1335.

Parking in the garage is free for participants (validation is necessary). To register, call Judy Guitelman at (630) 440-1335.

Jul 27
Dance and Chair Fitness
1:30pm - 2:30pm
The Zumba Gold half of the class is a low impact, beginners intensity dance class. It involves dancing to various...
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Virtual Lecture: Dementia and Memory Loss
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Come hear from an interprofessional panel of experts as they discuss dementia, age-related memory loss, and...
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Virtual Gentle Chair Yoga
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