NEWS
News
What TTOBOM has been doing, and what the press has written about it.
Interview
“Let young survivors get past the wall of prejudice”
Treatment ends, but ordinary life does not resume. Our chairperson on why Korea’s first young-adult cancer organisation had to exist.
Event
Cheer UP, Spring — the fourth night
Survivors and everyone else in one room, talking and singing. The fourth edition, held just before Christmas.
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.
Campaign
Send someone in treatment the will to get through it
In the year nobody could meet, we mailed the travel photobook to young adults going through treatment.
Press
‘Spring, again’ for people who have had cancer
Life after treatment, the wall at hiring, and building plans again — five members told their stories.
Project
The travel project — Thailand, Donghae, a ski slope, and Namhae
TTOBOM’s core programme. Leaving together with people met outside the ward, and finding a reason to keep going.
Press
“Never give up” — an office worker who beat terminal cancer turns to crowdfunding
Eighty days on the road, one year after terminal cancer — and the book made from those photographs.
Video
Beating terminal cancer in five months
Diagnosis, treatment, and getting back to work — where TTOBOM started.
Project
A travel bucket book for young adults with cancer
Buy one, and one goes to a hospital. Three university hospitals in Seoul received 100 copies each.
Community
More on the TTOBOM Naver Cafe
Event photographs, write-ups and meeting notices live on our community forum.
Treatment ends, but ordinary life does not resume. Our chairperson on why Korea’s first young-adult cancer organisation had to exist.
Event
Cheer UP, Spring — the fourth night
Survivors and everyone else in one room, talking and singing. The fourth edition, held just before Christmas.
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.
Campaign
Send someone in treatment the will to get through it
In the year nobody could meet, we mailed the travel photobook to young adults going through treatment.
Press
‘Spring, again’ for people who have had cancer
Life after treatment, the wall at hiring, and building plans again — five members told their stories.
Project
The travel project — Thailand, Donghae, a ski slope, and Namhae
TTOBOM’s core programme. Leaving together with people met outside the ward, and finding a reason to keep going.
Press
“Never give up” — an office worker who beat terminal cancer turns to crowdfunding
Eighty days on the road, one year after terminal cancer — and the book made from those photographs.
Video
Beating terminal cancer in five months
Diagnosis, treatment, and getting back to work — where TTOBOM started.
Project
A travel bucket book for young adults with cancer
Buy one, and one goes to a hospital. Three university hospitals in Seoul received 100 copies each.
Community
More on the TTOBOM Naver Cafe
Event photographs, write-ups and meeting notices live on our community forum.
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