; (3) an educational campaign in accordance with subsection (d) to provide health care professionals with resources to improve cancer survivorship care; and (4) a program of supportive care services in accordance with subsection (e) to improve the quality of life and long-term survivorship of cancer survivors. (b) Cancer survivorship resource center (1) Establishment The Secretary shall establish and operate a survivorship resource center (in this subsection referred to as the Center ) that serves as a comprehensive source of information and resources related to survivorship. (2) Timing Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish and begin operation of the Center. (3) Consultation In establishing and operating the Center, the Secretary shall consult with cancer survivors, patient organizations, health professionals, researchers, health education organizations, oncology professional societies and other medical societies, community-based organizations, and science education organizations regarding— (A) the information and resources that would assist cancer survivors in managing the survivorship experience and obtaining high-quality care across the continuum of care; (B) gaps in such information and resources that need to be addressed to respond to the needs of cancer survivors