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A support group for Africans in Calgary is helping that community deal with a cancer diagnosis and the difficult journey that involves, while hopefully saving lives.
When Bayo Oladele was diagnosed with prostate cancer, his wife Yinka made a promise to help others if he survived. Today the African Cancer Support Group in Calgary provides everything from a listening ear to a fresh pot of egusi soup, to those touched by cancer.
A support group in Calgary founded by a cancer survivor and his wife aims to close the gap in care for Black Canadians.