Carrie's TOUCH vs 1st Accelerated Education

Carrie's TOUCH is the first app conceptualized and designed by Black, Indigenous Women of Color for Black, Indigenous Women of Color surviving breast cancer. Though breast cancer does not have a color, the journey, narrative, and experience of a Black woman surviving cancer are radically different from a white woman, for many reasons including lack of adequate support, lack of trust, lack of resources, lack of awareness and education about breast cancer and its many treatments and side effects. Carrie's TOUCH’s purpose is simple: to save more Black, Indigenous Women of Color and to humanize their experience with breast cancer. Carrie's TOUCH is the future of breast cancer advocacy: Implementing tangible support and resources for Black, Indigenous Women of Color. Creating a more clear pathway of communication and understanding between patient and doctor through a more comprehensive picture of the whole woman, not just her diagnosis. Dismantling “toxic strength” culture amongst Black, Indigenous Women of Color, specifically Black women and implementing self-care habits. Providing resources, answers, and connections for marginalized communities dying of breast cancer at a higher rate. FEATURES An “I WAS JUST DIAGNOSED” Page that offers an easy “Start Here” option for new survivors. Meditations, affirmations, journals, and reminders created for Breast Cancer Survivors. Support groups, videos, financial resources, oncologists of color, free/low-cost therapy, and other resources. So much more! This app is provided for FREE by Carrie’s TOUCH. BACKGROUND Carrie’s TOUCH, a non-profit started by two Black women, one diagnosed with breast cancer. They saw a gap in services and support, and decided more needed to be done for women who looked like them. Fifteen years later, Carrie’s TOUCH is still in the community, supporting Black, Indigenous Women of Color and their unique experiences as survivors. Carrie's TOUCH was conceptualized to impact a wider audience, increase accessibility, putting support, resources, solutions, and answers right on the home screen of survivors. FEEDBACK Hey there, Survivors, Thrivers, Warriors, and Overcomers! This app is not just about Carrie’s TOUCH, it’s about YOU! We want to hear from you to help us make this app what you need it to be. As we roll out updates, let us know how we can better serve YOU, the entire reason we built this app. Email us directly at info@carriestouch.org . While we are unable to respond to every email, please know your voice matters to us and we are so grateful that you took the time to respond. Privacy policy: https://www.surviveandthriveapp.com/privacy-policy Term of Use: https://www.surviveandthriveapp.com/termsandconditions

1st Accelerated Education offers mandatory, online continuing education for nursing professionals in the state of Texas. Any nurse who provides direct patient care must complete a human trafficking prevention course that is approved by the Executive Director of Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) that covers identifying and assisting victims of human trafficking before the end of every licensing period (applicable to licensure renewals on or after September 1, 2020). CNE contact hours completed for this requirement may count towards completion of the 20 contact hours of CNE required for all nurses. NOTE: A course in human trafficking prevention approved by HHSC is a requirement to be completed for each renewal.