Survivors and loved ones are invited to join us in-person to find support and connection with our community. New members are always welcome.

MOCA Connections-Day meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month from 10-11:30 a.m. at various locations throughout the Twin Cities Metro area. For location details and to RSVP, please contact Community Support Program Manager Stefanie Gliniany at sgliniany@mnovarian.org.

We invite women diagnosed with ovarian cancer and their loved ones to join us to connect with each other, share information and gain support. New members are always welcome.

This group is currently meeting virtually on the 3rd Thursday of the month from 6:00-7:30 pm. For details on how to connect from your computer, phone or mobile device, please contact Stefanie Gliniany at sgliniany@mnovarian.org.

Survivors and loved ones, join us for our monthly meeting to connect and share with others. New members are welcome. This support group is currently meeting virtually.

MOCA Connections-Day meets on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 10-11:30 a.m. For details on how to connect to this group, please contact Community Support Program Manager Stefanie Gliniany at sgliniany@mnovarian.org.

We define young survivors as those women dealing with a gynecologic cancer diagnosis before menopause. We invite you to join the group to explore issues unique to young survivors of all types of gynecologic cancers. Young survivors range in age from late teens to mid-40s, but there is no age requirement to join the group!

The YSN plans events and activities throughout the year. MOCA also has a network of YSN Mentors who can provide support and information over the phone. Young survivors of ovarian and gynecologic cancers can also connect online through a private Facebook group.

For more information, contact Community Support Program Manager Stefanie Gliniany by email at sgliniany@mnovarian.org or call her at 612-584-3550.

Ovarian cancer doesn’t just impact women – partners, husbands, brothers, friends and more are impacted when a woman is diagnosed with ovarian cancer. MOCA provides peer-to-peer support for men through our Men of MOCA support group and Mentor Program. For more information about the Men of MOCA group and upcoming activities or for peer-to-peer support, contact Community Support Program Manager Stefanie Gliniany by email at sgliniany@mnovarian.org or call her at 612-584-3550.

MOCA offers an extra level of support with our Care in the Community support offering. Can’t make it to a MOCA Connections meeting? MOCA Community Support Program Manager Stefanie Gliniany is available to connect one-on-one. To schedule, contact Stefanie by email at sgliniany@mnovarian.org or call her at 612-584-3550.