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Social Services

Responsibilities

The Social Work Service is available to patients who will visit and phone to provide information, resources, and support relevant to the patient's needs.
A cancer diagnosis affects the whole horizon of a person’s life. It is challenging and costly, and many patients experiencing it for the first time feel lost and stuck in a maze. Patients may not know that oncology social workers are the ones who show them the way out. This department aims to helpfully guide patients throughout the entire cancer journey and address emotions & concerns that can come with a cancer diagnosis to ensure your essential needs are met and as a knowledge resource for your caregiver or friends and family members.
Social workers help with various issues and help patients and caregivers during treatment. Their help coverage includes:

Message from Social Services

 We hope this small token of love and compassion will help you along your cancer journey.
Among the different responsibilities we consider at Raah-e- Aseman in fighting cancer, providing financial and emotional support to our patients and their families is crucial. Our programs are designed to help you remove stress from your daily life so you can use your energy to focus on getting well
  • Manager :
Ms Zahra Sadeghi
  • Members :
Somayyeh Safa, Elaham Borhani, Roya Beydokhti
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Building resilience together

Cancer takes a toll on every aspect of life. Patients and their loved ones may experience a range of emotions, from fear and anxiety to frustration and grief.
Seeking psychological support can help manage these challenges, providing strategies to cope with treatment side effects, adjust to life after cancer, and address specific concerns like anxiety and body image issues. We are here to offer compassionate guidance and support throughout your journey.

Social Services Program

  • Financial issues, challenges of living, e.g., access to food, healthcare
  • as a bridge to the management of cancer care costs at the foundation
  • Work-related issues, such as reintegrating back into the workforce
  • Difficulties with managing self-care at home
  • Mediating patient-caregiver conflicts
  • Information on spiritual counseling
  • Counseling for physical changes and identity issues
  • Providing information about a patient’s disease
  • Explain diagnoses to friends and family and make arrangements for the future.
  • Counseling for stress, anxiety, and depression, on the deepest level of face-to-face contact, helps with all the engaging and confusing psychosocial issues of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. These emotions are incomparable to other patients, just as every patient’s cancer is unique.