Now, of course, this means that there are still lots of caregivers and families that can benefit from Zach’s Bridge, which we certainly don’t want. But as long as that scenario exists, we are here to help.
We appreciate your willingness to join us on this journey and wanted to share our progress and updates from the past few months. Please reach out if we can help anyone you know or if you have any questions or feedback.
Where We’ve Been
We had the honor of participating in the American Psychosocial Oncological Society (APOS) conference in March, as well as at the Association of Pediatric Oncological Social Workers (APOSW) in April.
At APOSW, we were selected to share our learnings and insights on the need for peer support for caregivers and families facing an advanced diagnosis, and had to move into a bigger room to present. You can see those attendees lighting up with their support of Zach’s Bridge.
We also had the opportunity to help with a course on philanthropy at Salem State University here in Massachusetts, and served as guest lecturers, in what was called the best guest lecture of the year.
Jon once again was invited to present Zach’s Rules for Life at a conference in Nashville, which was, like previous presentations, called the “most impactful session of the conference.”
