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TTOBOM Class
A monthly gathering where survivors teach each other — and leave with friends.
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I SEE U AGAIN
Cancer came early.
Spring comes again.
Young adults who met cancer in their twenties and thirties. TTOBOM stays beside them until daily life, and their dreams, bloom again.
OUR MISSION
Korea’s first
What TTOBOM does
So you can focus on treatment and find your way back to daily life, we stay by your side.
Changing perceptions
From “why so young?” to assumed heredity and fragility — we push back.
Emotional support
We connect peers on the same road, so no one has to walk it alone.
Better care
We demand treatment environments and policy that fit young patients.
Returning to life
We help people focus on treatment, then find their way back to daily life.
REALITY
Cancer does not skip the young
More people survive than ever, but the places to return to haven’t grown to match.
55
young adults diagnosed every day
In 2023 alone, 20,253 people in their 20s and 30s.
Among those in their 20s, up 20.5% in five years.
Return to work within 5 years (%)
69.5%
faced discrimination at work
IMPACT
So we made TTOBOM
Built for young adults in their 20s and 30s living with and beyond cancer.
We started as a small gathering, and we have stayed by their side ever since.
2016
Community began
2020
Became a registered nonprofit
PROGRAMS
What we do together
Learning, travelling, telling our stories — and blooming again.
Go
AAM Campaign
A travel bucket list written during treatment — and kept afterwards, together.
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Cheer UP, Spring
A talk and sing concert where survivors and everyone else share one room.
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STORY
TTOBOM on video
Warm moments TTOBOM has made, in video.
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CHANNELS
Follow along
Our channels are in Korean, but everyone is welcome.
NEWS
TTOBOM in the news
Press coverage of TTOBOM’s work.
Press
TTOBOM holds the fourth ‘Cheer UP, Spring’
Survivors and citizens gathered to talk and sing at the fourth talk concert.
Interview
“How much do you know about survivors in their 20s and 30s?”
On returning to work, and on changing how the public sees young survivors.
Community
More on our Naver Cafe
Event photos, recaps, and meetup notices are posted at our Naver Cafe — in Korean.
JOIN US
Ways to get involved
Wherever you are, there is a way to join TTOBOM.
Peer Community
Safe under a nickname. Share what you’re going through with peers on the same road.
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Corporate & Group Giving
CSR programs, in-kind gifts, and partnerships make an even bigger difference.
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NEWSLETTER
Letters from TTOBOM
Once every two months, straight to your inbox.
Stories from people who went first, and the information you need right now.
- Someone who got back up
- Support schemes people miss
- Things worth knowing
- What we did, and where your gift went
The 2026 Summer issue is out. Email sign-up is still being set up, so for now it lives on the website — in Korean.
Your support becomes someone’s spring
What lingers after treatment is the feeling of being alone.
Your month fills that space instead.
- Tax receipts issued
- Every won reported