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Learn from Marielle, our Program Manager, Volunteer Services about the importance of cultural and linguistic accessibility in the cancer space and how peer support provides a much-needed resource to many, including underrepresented communities.

Want to learn more about volunteering with CHN? Here’s everything you need to know. View some of our most frequently asked questions about our trained Peer Mentor Volunteers below and visit this link for the full list of questions: bit.ly/3u3YyVi

The power of kindness and expression of concern has a profound impact during the time of a cancer diagnosis, as shown in @NYTimes. Any difficult journey, especially a cancer journey, is often made easier when you don’t need to do it alone. Read more: nyti.ms/3SmK786

This #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth, we’re sharing positivity from Kelly who is a post-treatment cervical cancer survivor who serves as a CHN Peer Mentor volunteer. If you are looking for empathetic peer support, please contact us here: bit.ly/4776u6S

1-on-1 peer mentorship support is an important part of a cancer journey. Patients and their loved ones are connected with a survivor who shares the same diagnosis, treatment, or other life circumstances. Request a free and confidential match here: bit.ly/4776u6S

Feedback like this from the people we support is an important reminder of the power of personal connection. We take great care in our matching process because speaking to someone who's been there and truly understands can make all the difference.

As we begin the new year, we invite the survivors in our network to take a moment to reflect on the challenges you've faced, the milestones you've achieved, and the hopes that light your path forward. Reply to this post with your reflections! 💬 ⬇️

Happy New Year from the Cancer Hope Network team! May the new year bring you boundless hope, good health, and lots of happiness.

Graduates of our peer mentor training classes are prepared with the skills and resources to provide hope and help to cancer patients and caregivers across the country. A few offered lessons they would give a friend who was newly diagnosed.

As 2023 comes to a close, we are reflecting on the many ways our Peer Mentor Volunteer network spread hope this year. Mentors – we thank you for another year of incredible impact and wish you a very Happy New Year!

As we approach the end of the year, let's make a meaningful impact together! Your support can bring hope and assistance to those facing cancer. 💖🎗️ Give the gift of hope this season: bit.ly/3NmL6T5

Since 2007, our Talking About Clinical Trials (TACT) Program has been helping eliminate barriers to participation in life-saving cancer research. The questions & concerns patients have about clinical trials are universal. Our TACT volunteers are here to share their experiences.

Delicious meals and tasty treats are a huge part of the holidays! With this in mind, we are sharing some of our favorite cancer-friendly recipes from @AICRtweets in the thread below that we hope your family and friends with cancer will enjoy.

Our staff member Marielle is a great match for Cancer Hope Network in so many ways. In this video, learn about the unique journey that led her to us and how it inspired her goal to make peer support more accessible for everyone to benefit from its transformative power.

The holidays can be a lonely time of year for people experiencing cancer. Here are 5 tips to help you navigate isolation as the holidays approach.