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From affordable housing to quality healthcare, our 80+ programs and services are designed to foster independence.
When we say we know what you’re going through, we mean it. Nearly everyone at Cancer House of Hope has been touched by a cancer diagnosis. Whatever you need, we’re here to help.
Dealing with cancer is never easy, so let’s deal with it together.
Cancer House of Hope was designed to be warm, welcoming, and anything but clinical. We’re here to provide care and comfort to men and women in treatment, survivors, and family members.
When you’re navigating doctor’s appointments and difficult decisions, it can be hard for friends and family to know how to help. Whether you’re looking for educational resources or just need to talk, we’ll be there for you.
We also realize that how you manage your diagnosis is a deeply personal matter. Options that feel right for one person may feel wrong for another. We’ll respect your decisions and do all we can to support you.
Cancer House of Hope offers:
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Free and Open to All
Cancer House of Hope is funded completely by donations and grants. This generosity means we never have to charge for programs or services.
From counseling to massage therapy, you’re welcome to participate in anything that comforts and empowers you. We also offer services to friends, loved ones, and caregivers.
Cancer House of Hope is funded completely by donations and grants. Thanks to volunteers like you, we never have to charge for programs or services.
Cancer survivors and their loves ones are invited to join in any programs at no charge.
Your kind support provides over 400 of our neighbors, friends, and loved ones with access to free services and therapies that bring comfort, care, strength, resilience and hope to patients with cancer and their loved ones. Thank you.
You’re not alone, 40% of men and women will face a cancer diagnosis
As lead help desk technician at CHD, the very nature of Joe’s role is to lend a helping hand. During business hours, Joe solves IT issues for colleagues, ensuring that everyone has the tools they need to serve clients quickly and efficiently.
After 40 years with the organization, it was a cancer diagnosis that inspired Joe to give back in a whole new way – with a generous donation to Cancer House of Hope.
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