Breast Cancer Resource Center
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Breast Cancer Resource Center

Bringing knowledge, experience and support to the women of Central Texas

Breast Cancer Resource Centers of Texas (BCRC) is a non-profit, grassroots organization created by breast cancer survivors. It is a centralized source for breast cancer information, education and support.

The BCRC and its five certified Patient Navigators serve women with breast cancer, their families, spouses, partners and friends; women who have questions about screening and biopsy; and others who are concerned about breast cancer issues. Our goal is to help the newly diagnosed woman and her support system create an effective, positive and practical team approach to this diagnosis.

With locations in Austin, Round Rock and Georgetown staffed by five certified Patient Navigators, the BCRC enables women to become active, knowledgeable participants in their healthcare.

I need help.

The BCRC provides a caring network of breast cancer survivors to answer questions and provide support.

I want to help.

Our most valuable resource? Volunteers. Simply put, without them we couldn’t exist.

Recent News

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