Cancer Resource Centers of Mendocino County

01/22/2026

Prevention and screening are super important. We are here to support you. All our services are free. Todos nuestros servicios son gratis. Call us, llámenos- 707-937-3833.

¡Haz de tu salud una prioridad este año! Las pruebas de detección de cáncer pueden salvar vidas gracias a la detección temprana.

¿Sabías que?

- Las mujeres de 40 a 55 años deben hacerse una mamografía anual, y a partir de los 55 años, cada dos años.

- La edad recomendada para comenzar las pruebas de detección de cáncer colorrectal es ahora a los 45 años. Esto no significa que tengas que hacerte una colonoscopia. Ahora existen pruebas caseras sencillas y no invasivas. Consulta con tu médico cuál es la mejor opción para ti.

- Las pruebas de Papanicolaou para la detección del cáncer de cuello uterino deben comenzar a los 21 años. Ahora contamos con pruebas de auto-recolección que se realizan en la clínica, como alternativa a las pruebas de Papanicolaou tradicionales. Pregunta a tu médico sobre las opciones disponibles.

Llámanos al (707) 964-1251 para programar tu cita y comenzar un Año Nuevo feliz y saludable.

12/10/2025

Order your Taste of Mendocino Holiday Gift Box today! Each purchase supports free services for cancer patients right here in Mendocino County.
This beautifully curated gift box is packed with some of our favorite goodies. We hope you enjoy this taste of Mendocino!
Price: $135

EACH GIFT BOX CONTAINS:
The Apple Farm ~ Apple Balsamic Vinegar (250 ml)
Mendocino Candle Co. ~ Persimmon Citron Scented Candle (9 oz)
GoodLife Cafe ~ Spicy Mexican Mocha Mix
Lovers Lane Farm ~ Honey (12 oz)
Sun Hawk Farms ~ Olive Oil (100 ml)
Cindy Johnson ~ Elk Munch
Reserve yours now! Call (707) 937-3833 or email lori@crcmendocino.org.
Boxes ready for pickup at our Ukiah & Fort Bragg offices. :star2:

11/24/2025

Talk with your primary care provider about getting screened. We hope it isn't, but If the news is a cancer diagnosis, we can help! All services are free. Give us a buzz - 707-937-3833. We're here to support you. No one in Mendocino county faces cancer alone. Take good care.

11/14/2025

We are here to help. All services are free. Give us a call at 707-937-3833.

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month aka Movember. Mendocino County PublicHealth is raising awareness about men’s health - focusing on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health.

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men and the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. Early detection saves lives. Watch for symptoms like difficulty urinating or pain, and talk to your doctor about screening.

Know your family history and stay proactive with annual check-ups and healthy habits. Learn more: cdc.gov/prostate-cancer

11/08/2025

At Harvest Market!!! Help us support folks facing cancer in our community - drop your bag token in our jar this month!! We thank you!!

11/08/2025

A huge thanks to the Community Foundation of Mendocino County for supporting our organization and our patient navigators. Providing funds to assist with transportation, lodging and other necessities for our clients makes for a smoother journey as clients receive medical care, treatment and support while facing cancer. You have our backs, Community Foundation, and we appreciate you!!!

10/28/2025

The Cancer Resource Centers in Ukiah and Fort Bragg are here to support and help anyone facing cancer. Give us a call - all our services are free.707-937-3833 in FB or 707-467-3828 in Ukiah.

Last Friday, this lovely group came in wearing pink to show their support and bring awareness to Breast Cancer. 🎗💓
The benefits of exercising are endless for both your physical and mental wellbeing! Exercise can help you prolong your life by keeping you strong and your bones healthy. 💪😁
Learn more about how being physically active can help reduce your risk of breast cancer at https://www.breastcancer.org/managing-life/exercise

10/22/2025

Join us in showing support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by wearing your favorite pink outfit on Friday, October 24!

Whether it’s a bold pink shirt, bright accessories, or subtle touches of color, every shade of pink helps raise awareness and shows solidarity with those affected by breast cancer.

Wear It Pink is part of an annual global campaign that began in the United Kingdom in 2002, created by Breast Cancer Now, a leading breast cancer research and support charity. Over the years, it has inspired millions across the world to come together in a vibrant display of hope, strength, and unity.

This campaign not only raises awareness, but also encourages early detection, education, and funding for breast cancer research and support services.

Let’s stand together in support of those fighting, those we’ve lost, and those who have survived. Together, we can make a difference.

10/22/2025

🌺 We’re thrilled to welcome Linda Jo Stern, MPH as a Bilingual Patient Navigator in our Coastal Office! Linda Jo and her husband moved to Fort Bragg in 2016, and many of you may remember her as a former CRC volunteer or as the founder and coordinator of Coastal Street Medicine. She brings a wealth of experience from years of managing primary care clinics, community health centers, and both domestic and international public health programs. Linda Jo is also trained as a hospital and law enforcement chaplain and certified in Critical Incident Stress Management. We’re so grateful to have her rejoin the CRC team! 🌺

10/20/2025

10/19/2025