Special Presentations

Our in-school presentations help educators understand how to best support students while they are absent and when returning to school. Presentations are also available to make students aware of cancer risk factors and how to support a peer with cancer.

We value the support educators give our AYAs as they transition from school to treatment and back to school and look. AYAs often experience devastating isolation and loss of peer support. Diminished self-image and self-esteem can make returning to school difficult. Classmates and friends are unsure how to be supportive.

Let’s collaborate! Our Community Engagement Manager, Michaela Deeg, is ready to tell her story as an AYA survivor and how 13thirty can make a difference for your students: michaela@13thirty.org

The Road I Followed

A kit to help AYAs walk to the end of their road proud of the life they’ve lived and at peace with themself and those they love.

Your patient may have deep thoughts about their life and death that they want to share or just think about. They may want to reflect on what their life has meant to them and how they want to to be remembered. We hope this kit will make this a little easier.

The Road I Followed can be used in whatever way makes sense to them – a workbook, journal, stationary – it’ll be here when they’re ready.

To request copies, email lauren@13thirty.org.