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In the Woods with Cancer: Day One
Cancer survivors and family members share the advice they’d give a friend who’d recently received a diagnosis.
June 2, 2023
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Cancer survivors and family members share the advice they’d give a friend who’d recently received a diagnosis.
Today, we announce the renaming of Cancer Hope Network’s annual CHN Golf Classic Flame of Courage Award to the Michael Kzirian Flame of Courage Award,
Seasoned professionals bring passion and vision to new roles Chester, N.J., April 13, 2023 – Cancer Hope Network (CHN), one of the nation’s leading 1:1
Cancer survivors and family members share the advice they’d give a friend who’d recently received a diagnosis.
It’s said that experience makes the best teacher. If that’s true – Support Volunteer Julie is ready to teach a masterclass.
New Jersey realtors Ben & Leah Smith rally friends, family and community to provide understanding and support for people facing cancer.
Life lessons and practical tips from a testicular cancer survivor.
The nation’s oldest peer support provider will work with the leading technology company connecting health and social care services, to increase access to resources and services for people facing cancer.
The event raised funds to support Cancer Hope Network’s work of providing peer support to people facing cancer.
Cancer survivors from Stony Brook Southampton Hospital share life lessons as part of peer mentor training.
Disparities in healthcare disproportionately affect the LGBTQIA+ community. Connecting with a CHN mentor can help address those challenges.
CHN staff attended the Pink Witches Night Out in Denville, NJ last Friday. At this year’s event we met some great people, some who wish to volunteer, some who made dedications for loved ones, and some looking for hope.
Last week, we trained an exceptional group of new volunteers – including some with rare diagnoses and some with one-in-a-million cancer discovery stories.
Joe has provided hope and support to cancer patients and survivors for more than 30 years, serving as a peer mentor, trustee and General Counsel.
Many people who undergo chemotherapy as a treatment for cancer experience hair loss. While this can be a cause of distress, there is something to remember: bald is beautiful.
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