Cystic Fibrosis Canada has a Helpline to answer your non-urgent questions and help connect you with the community and government resources available to you. We’re here and ready to chat during business hours Eastern Time at 1-800-378-2233 or you can email us at helpline@cysticfibrosis.ca.
Navigating CF resources to access the best care is a critical role and is made easier with reliable information and friendly support. We are here to help.
Cystic fibrosis was once considered a pediatric (child’s) disease but today, 65% of Canadians with CF are adults. Adults with CF are expected to live longer and healthier lives than ever before and, with that, comes new health issues to manage. CF Canada can help with resources and support.
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There's much to know about caring for people with cystic fibrosis, and accessing needed resources can help inspire confidence.
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During this time, you can become more independent and a natural progression is that you will start taking more responsibility for your treatments.
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Cystic fibrosis (CF) clinics provide specialized inter-disciplinary care for individuals with cystic fibrosis. In Canada, there are 40 CF clinics, located in most major cities, each within a hospital setting, and many with a university affiliation.
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The daily burden of cystic fibrosis is a reality for all people living with CF. The latest health information, caring support, advocacy and research advancements can bring welcome relief, change and empowerment. Cystic Fibrosis Canada is here to help.
Tapping into resources, care and unwavering support to address the various impacts (including emotional, social, physical and financial) of this challenging disease can put you or your loved one in the best position to stay as healthy as possible. Use this section of our site to access the CF information and resources you need to reach that important goal.
See all resourcesA new cystic fibrosis diagnosis can be overwhelming and all-consuming. For many Canadians, their diagnosis didn’t come until later in childhood. Today, a diagnosis of cystic fibrosis for most people happens through newborn screening programs in all provinces. Resources are available to help you navigate through to the information, care and support you, and the person you’re caring for, need most.
Read about New CF DiagnosisWe’ve compiled a wide range of helpful resources for people at all ages and stages in the cystic fibrosis journey. We invite you to explore the sample resources below, our searchable Resources page and to keep in touch with us for personalized support.
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