Black men who have had prostate cancer may continue to experience health challenges after treatment, yet there are few programs specifically designed to support their long-term health and well-being. Researchers hope this study will identify effective ways to improve the health of Black prostate cancer survivors while recognizing the important role family caregivers play in their care.

You may be eligible for this study if you meet the following criteria.

Inclusion Criteria:

• Age 18+ and identify as Black or African American
• Have had stage 0–III prostate cancer
• Have a family caregiver willing to join the study
• Have completed treatment
• Be physically able to participate

Exclusion Criteria:

• Had metastatic cancer or another cancer history
• Receiving active cancer treatment during study
• Already exercise 150+ minutes/week
• Enrolled in a lifestyle or weight management program

Both the prostate cancer survivor and an adult family caregiver must enroll and participate together.

If you qualify and choose to participate:

1. Complete a phone screening to determine eligibility.
2. Attend the first in-person assessment.
3. Be assigned, together with your caregiver, to one of three study programs lasting approximately 6 months.
4. Complete a remote assessment about 3 months into the program.
5. Attend a second in-person assessment after finishing the program.
6. Return for a final in-person assessment approximately 6 months later.
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Participants may receive up to $270 for completing the study. An activity tracker will also be provided, and depending on the program assignment, participants may receive guidance on exercise and healthy eating. Parking validation will be provided for in-person study visits.

There is no cost for you to participate in our research study.