Offers information on health issues such as Agent Orange, blindness, cancer, hypoglycemia, diabetes, HIV and AIDS.

A variety of support sessions are provided by the Cancer Support Home to meet the needs of cancer survivors (both during and post treatment), family members and caregivers. These sessions provide a safe, comfortable place to share fears, concerns and ask questions of others who have already been through the rigors of cancer treatment.Groups meet at different locations and times, with each group having a unique focus. These sessions are designed to provide a variety of outlets through facilitated group conversation or other creative class instruction.Coping and Conversation An on-going support group designed to help patients, their family members and friends better understand what it means to live with cancer. Meets every Wednesday at Noon at the Cancer Support Home in Fayetteville.Survivor Circle Support for women who are surviving breast cancer. Group meets quarterly. Call (479) 521-8024 or email [email protected] for more info about meeting time and location.SPOHNC Dedicated to meeting the emotional, physical, and humanistic needs of oral, head, and neck cancer patients and their caregivers. This groups meets on the 3rd Saturday of each month from 10-Noon at the Fayetteville Cancer Support Home. Contact group facilitator Jack Igleburger at 479-876-1051 to learn more.This Point Forward This Point Forward offers free supportive counseling for cancer patients and family members. Counseling services are performed by a licensed mental health professional. Free sessions are available on every other Tuesdays at the Cancer Support Home in Fayetteville.

Program provides information regarding the treatment, care, and life habits of having or having had cancer.

Program offers the following services: Breast Cancer Navigator Services Specializes in educational information about benign and malignant breast diseases, treatments and side effects of treatment. Provides emotional support to breast cancer patients and their families. Conducts continual assessment of the educational, physical, psychological and social needs of the patient and family members. Makes appropriate referrals for additional assessment when needed. Serves as a support group facilitator for a variety of breast cancer support groups. Coordinates Washington Regional's weekly multi-disciplinary Breast Conference. Provides financial and support services resources to patients and their families. Serves as an advocate for breast cancer patients. Becomes a knowledgeable friend to each patient.

Program offers a variety of volunteer opportunities in the Cancer Support Home. Please see below for application instructions and description of duties.

Offers support for those who have been affected by cancer.

Program provides breast cancer awareness, education and provides funding for breast health and breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment services for women without insurance, underinsured, or without the ability to pay. Some income restrictions apply.

Through a full resource library, specially equipped teaching kitchen and spacious classrooms we offer and host a myriad of educational programs. Join other survivors to get educated about cancer and cancer treatments or to take a fun break and get your mind off of it altogether.

Program seeks to help reduce cancer health disparities by providing cancer education in the community.

Program provides access to, and financial assistance with: Clinical Breast Exams Mammograms Ultrasound MRI Biopsies

Provides counseling for cancer patients, their families and-or caregivers. Offer several support groups as well.

Offers counseling for cancer patients and their families.

Provides information and referrals for individuals affected by cancer.

Provides educational services on the topic of breast cancer in order to raise awareness

Program provides information regarding the treatment, care, and life habits of having or having had cancer.

Offers information on health issues such as Agent Orange, blindness, cancer, hypoglycemia, diabetes, HIV and AIDS.

Provides information and referrals for individuals affected by cancer.

Program is a partnership with the Community Creative Center that offers mosaic art classes as a creative outlet and social opportunity for cancer survivors and those receiving treatment. Classes are taught by an experienced instructor.

Helps cancer patients obtain oral prescription medications through pharmaceutical company-sponsored programs. Save-a-Life helps individuals pay for needed cancer screenings.

Offers information on health issues such as Agent Orange, blindness, cancer, hypoglycemia, diabetes, HIV and AIDS.

Provides fuel assistance in the form of gas cards and transportation expenses for cancer patients who are in need of assistance to get to a medical facility.

Provide education and funding for organizations that offer diagnosis, treatment and support to breast cancer patients, survivors and families

Offers information on health issues such as Agent Orange, blindness, cancer, hypoglycemia, diabetes, HIV and AIDS.

Program operates a camp in Drasco, AR for children ages 6 to 18 who have been impacted by a parent's or guardian's cancer.

Promotes and supports breast cancer awareness and research