WHERE IT ALL BEGAN

Honouring Jackie's legacy

By providing age-appropriate care and support for adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer patients aged 15 to 39.

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Supporting Better Care for Adolescents and Young Adults

The Jackie Aziz (Jax) Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Program supports people aged 15-39 through every step of their cancer experience with care designed specifically for this stage of life.

Whether you’re caring for a newly diagnosed patient, supporting survivorship, or navigating complex care needs, we’re here to help.

Choose the area that’s the most relevant to you:

How We Can Help

We welcome opportunities to collaborate and provide guidance on:

Clinical trials and treatment protocols

Psychosocial care 
and supportive services

Fertility preservation 
and reproductive health

AYA-focused research opportunities

Program and service development

Survivorship care

Advanced cancer 
and palliative care

Connect with JAX

Whether you’re seeking advice, referrals, resources, research collaboration, or support for a specific patient, our team is here to help.

TEXT OR CALL

(514) 349-4005

EMAIL

jaxaya@muhc.mcgill.ca

Refer a Patient

If you are caring for an adolescent or young adult affected by cancer, the JAX team can help connect them with age-appropriate support, resources, and research opportunities. Patients may be referred for:

AYA Nurse Navigation

Psychosocial care 
and supportive services

Fertility and sexual 
health support

Peer connection and community programs

Clinical trial and research navigation

Survivorship support

Advanced cancer and palliative care support

Connect with JAX

Whether you’re seeking advice, referrals, resources, research collaboration, or support for a specific patient, our team is here to help.

TEXT OR CALL

(514) 349-4005

EMAIL

jaxaya@muhc.mcgill.ca

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