In 1980, there were no social service agencies or nonprofits providing one-on-one peer support for cancer patients. Since those early days, the organization has provided support for more than 50,000 patients, caregivers, and survivors in search of hope.
Go to the dollar store and pick up an adult coloring book, go to an art supply store and pick up some paints, use your phone to create stunning photographs, the possibilities are endless, and HOPE is just a brush stroke or a pencil scribble away.
The training provides tools and strategies to help people facing crisis
Tips on helping from cancer survivors and caregivers who understand.
It takes a community to create hope and healing. This year, that community includes The Rotary Club of Phillipsburg.
Indiana-based nonprofit provides resources for cancer survivors and caregivers facing cancer-related intimacy challenges.
Meet longterm rare-cancer survivor Donna
Cancer Hope Network survivor and caregiver volunteers show what’s best about humanity.
We are excited to welcome this new class of volunteers and are inspired by the overwhelming sense of caring and devotion they bring.
As an organization dedicated to providing hope, there’s definitely a baseline of “required niceness” for anyone hired at Cancer Hope Network. Leslie Colon, our new
CHN Counseling Intern Greg Blake shares lessons from Dale Carnegie, applied today.
Longterm ovarian cancer survivor Dee reflects on more than a decade of hope-filled service.
Proceeds from the event will support Cancer Hope Network’s core mission – providing one-on-one peer support for people facing cancer.
New volunteer trainings are one of our favorite events. We love getting to know our new volunteers and learning about journeys they have been on.
Robert “Ziggy” Zegarek was recently elected to the Cancer Hope Network Board of Trustees.
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