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Supporting adolescents & young adults with cancer through a comprehensive approach that includes providing resources, mentorship, and nurturing a strong, supportive community to enhance their well-being and resilience during this difficult journey.

02/04/2026

Today is World Cancer Day. At the WVU Cancer Institute, we’re united in the fight against cancer — advancing research, expanding access to care, and supporting patients and families across West Virginia and beyond. Together, we’re working toward a future without cancer. 💜

02/03/2026

What a great evening with our AYA community at Suburban Lanes 🎳

From strikes and gutter balls to lots of laughs, it was one of those nights that reminds us why these gatherings matter so much. New friendships were formed, familiar faces reconnected, and everyone had a chance to relax, be themselves, and just enjoy being together outside of appointments and treatment schedules.

Sharing stories, cheering each other on, and building real connections are what the AYA program is all about. 💛 We are already looking forward to the next MeetUp!

02/01/2026

🎳 Tomorrow’s the day!

Our AYA bowling night is almost here, and we can’t wait to roll into an evening of fun, food, and connection. Bring a friend or family member and join us for a relaxed night that’s right up our alley.

📍 Suburban Lanes
📅 Monday, Feb 2
⏰ 5:30 pm

🍽️ Free dinner
🎳 Complimentary bowling & shoe rental

📧 RSVP to ashley.denardo1@wvumedicine.org

01/29/2026

Strike up some fun with us! 🎳

Join fellow AYA members for a night that’s right up our alley: bowling, free dinner, and time to connect with others who get it. Bring someone along and roll with us.

📍 Suburban Lanes
📅 Monday, Feb 2
⏰ 5:30 pm

✔️ Free dinner
✔️ Complimentary bowling & shoes
✔️ Friends/family encouraged

📩 RSVP to ashley.denardo1@wvumedicine.org

01/26/2026

🎳 Let the good times roll!

Join us for a fun AYA meet-up with a night of bowling, food, and connection at Suburban Lanes. Whether you’re aiming for strikes or just here for the laughs, this night is all about relaxing and spending time together.

📍 Suburban Lanes
📅 Monday, Feb 2
⏰ 5:30 pm
👥 Bring a friend or family member

🍽️ Dinner is FREE
🎳 Bowling + shoe rental included

👉 RSVP to ashley.denardo1@wvumedicine.org

01/20/2026

Spare time? We’ve got plans. 🎳

Our AYA community is hitting the lanes for a stress-free evening of bowling, food, and great company. No experience needed, just come ready to have fun.

📍 Suburban Lanes, Morgantown
📅 Monday, Feb 2 | 5:30 pm
👫 Friends & family welcome

✨ Complimentary dinner, bowling, and shoe rental
📧 RSVP to ashley.denardo1@wvumedicine.org

01/19/2026

These moments capture the heart of the latest AYA meet-up at the Wow! Factory in Morgantown, where members of the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Program and their families came together to create art, connect, and support one another. Through creativity and conversation, each person contributed to a shared canvas that reflects strength, resilience, and community.

🖼️ The completed artwork was recently installed on Rhododendron Avenue on the ground floor of the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center, serving as a lasting reminder of togetherness.

✨ AYA meet-ups are designed to bring adolescents and young adults facing cancer together in meaningful ways, offering peer support, creative outlets, and space to simply be with others who understand.

Meet-ups are open to all AYAs and their guests, with more coming soon. We’d love to see you at a future gathering!

01/18/2026

Register for Colon Camp for AYAs!

Fight Colorectal Cancer is hosting Colon Camp, a healing and wellness retreat designed specifically for adolescents and young adults who have faced colorectal cancer.

This unique experience brings AYAs together for connection, reflection, and support in a welcoming camp setting.

Who can attend:
• Diagnosed with colorectal cancer between ages 15–39
• Currently ages 18–39
• Based in the U.S. or Canada
• Have not previously attended Colon Camp

📍 Location: St. Louis, MO
📅 Camp Dates: Thursday, May 28 – Monday, June 1, 2026
🗓 Registration Deadline: January 31, 2026

Spots are limited. Learn more and register at the link 👉 https://fightcolorectalcancer.org/event/colon-camp/

01/16/2026

🎙️ Listen to the newest episode!

What does it really mean to support adolescents and young adults facing cancer? In the latest episode of Cancer Close-Up, Chaplain Devan Voight and social worker Ashley Denardo talk about the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Program and how it helps young patients navigate more than just treatment – covering emotional support, communication with loved ones, and finding your voice after a diagnosis.

💛 Listen in to learn how the AYA program supports patients through every step of their cancer journey: https://youtu.be/eQIRv_PnAsA

01/15/2026

💛 This is what community looks like. 🎨

Our AYA members and their families came together to create something truly meaningful — Pieces of Us: Stronger Together. This artwork represents the strength, creativity, and connection that define our AYA community.

We’re so grateful for every young adult, family member, and supporter who helps make these moments possible. If you’re visiting the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center, stop by the ground floor on Rhododendron Avenue and see the canvas in person — it tells our story.

Thank you to the WVU Cancer Institute for sharing and celebrating our incredible AYA community. 💛

12/25/2025

Happy holidays from the WVU Cancer Institute! Wishing our AYA community joy, peace, and moments of comfort this season. 💛

11/24/2025

In art, every piece tells a story. 💛

At our next AYA Cancer Support event, those stories will come together to form a powerful mountain scene — a symbol of hope, resilience, and community.

🗓️ Dec. 3 | 6–8 p.m.
📍 The WOW Factory, Morgantown
🍕 Pizza Al’s dinner provided
🎨 Art materials included

For AYAs (ages 15–39) at any stage in their cancer journey — and a friend or family member, too.

RSVP: ashley.denardo1@wvumedicine.org

Address

1 Medical Center Drive
Morgantown, WV
26506

Telephone

+13045984500

Website

http://wvucancer.org/aya

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