This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to lead a cancer support group
Contact a national cancer support group.
Seek out someone in a leadership role on the national level to gain guidance on how you should manage your local cancer support group.
Ask for tips about organization of meetings, confidentiality agreements, and typical length and frequency of meetings.

OPT:
(1). Look online to find support groups in your area. Sometimes communities may have offered support groups throughout a history and more recent history.
(2). Joining a support group will also give you skills to help you so that you can practice care and practices in your head. Know that talking about your health support group may also foster trust between you and your support group.
(3). Discuss the forms of publicity the national support group uses to spread the word about group activities. You may consider contacting the public relations department if your group is affiliated with a hospital or clinic, posting flyers and posters at medical facilities, community centers, and doctors' offices.
(4). Let the people in the support group know about your concerns. There will often be speakers who work on international strategies, too.
The answer is:
(3).