Thank you for your interest in the Recover Study!
Raising awareness and spreading the word about the Recover Study is one of the most important ways you can help this community-led research initiative!
Here you will find some posters, graphics, and suggested social media posts to help in our outreach to connect with potential participants for the Recover Study!
You can save images to your computer or phone, or take a screenshot to crop and post!
Poster
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Suggested social media posts
Instagram stories
Help spread the word with this seven image post optimized for Instagram or Facebook stories! Each slide is 1080×1920 pixels with a 9:16 aspect ratio.
Click here to download all seven images, or you can save each individual image to your phone, computer or other device from the gallery below:
Social media graphics and suggested messages
Suggested post 1:
It takes longer to recover from cancer than to be treated for it, and Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) is conducting the Recover Study to better understand the quality of life for Canadian young adults diagnosed with cancer over time.
Visit www.recoverstudy.ca to learn more and sign up!
Suggested post 2:
Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC)’s last research project has shown that young adults with cancer face challenges like:
- Isolation
- Infertility
- Body image struggles
- Lower quality of life
- Disruptions in life and career milestones
- And more!
YACC is digging in deeper with the Recover Study to understand how cancer affects the lives of those diagnosed before the age of 40 so we can change it – and YACC needs your voice!
Sign up at www.recoverstudy.ca to take the survey to make sure your unique experience is included. It should take about 35 minutes to complete, and YACC is offering a $20 honorarium as a token of our appreciation!
Suggested post:
Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) knows cancer is different for young adults, but we don’t really know a lot about how it’s different for men.
Men traditionally have lower representation in research studies, and YACC is hoping to change that with the Recover Study.
The Recover Study is a community-led, long-term study that will tell us more about the unique experiences and issues young adults face after a cancer diagnosis so we can help make it better. Sign up to share your voice and change what it means to recover from cancer!
Sign up and learn more: www.recoverstudy.ca
Suggested post:
Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) knows race and culture can play a big part in your cancer experience. YACC has heard stories about language barriers, prejudice, comfort and familiarity with treatment options, and even stigma when it comes to talking about a diagnosis.
Take part in the Recover Study to make sure your voice is heard!
The Recover Study is a community-led, long-term study that will tell YACC more about the unique experiences and issues young adults face after a cancer diagnosis so we can help make it better.
Sign up to share your voice and change what it means to recover from cancer! www.recoverstudy.ca
Suggested post:
Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) knows gender and sexuality can play a big part in your cancer experience from access to gender-affirmative care, family support, caregiver rights, and more.
Take part in the Recover Study to make sure your voice is heard!
The Recover Study is a community-led, long-term study that will tell YACC more about the unique experiences and issues young adults face after a cancer diagnosis so we can help make it better. Sign up to share your voice and change what it means to recover from cancer!
Sign up and learn more: www.recoverstudy.ca
Newfoundland & Labrador recruitment
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