Prostate Cancer Support Association of New Mexico

Talk with Us.
We’ve Been There.

We are prostate cancer survivors turned
dedicated volunteers,
here to answer your questions.

No one should face prostate cancer alone—please give today.
Your donation helps provide support, education, and community for
New Mexicans coping with this disease.

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Our Support Programs

At Prostate Cancer Support Association of New Mexico, we are dedicated to providing information and support to prostate cancer patients and their families. Our programs are designed to offer guidance, comfort, and educational resources to those affected by prostate cancer.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to improve the lives of individuals impacted by prostate cancer by providing access to support, education, and resources. We are committed to raising awareness, promoting early detection, and offering assistance to those in need.

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Latest Updates

Stay updated with the latest news, events, and developments in prostate cancer.

Get Involved

Join us in our mission to support prostate cancer patients and their loved ones. There are various ways to get involved, from volunteering your time to participating in fundraising events. Together, we can make a difference.

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Upcoming Support Group Meetings

Meeting 1 TBA

Meeting 2 TBA

Impact in Numbers, 2025

200

Peer Support Sessions

650+

Support Group Sign-Ins

23

Support Group Meetings Held

Survivor Stories

“Joining the support group at PCSA New Mexico was a turning point in my journey. The empathy and understanding I received were invaluable.”

Joseph, Prostate Cancer Survivor

Our Partners

Talk with Us. We’ve Been There.

We are prostate cancer survivors turned dedicated volunteers, here to answer your questions.

No one should face prostate cancer alone—please give today. Your donation helps provide support, education, and community for New Mexicans coping with this disease.