Check out the article in yesterday’s News Sentinel about how Bishop Luers is going pink to help raise money for our organization.
Check out the article in yesterday’s News Sentinel about how Bishop Luers is going pink to help raise money for our organization.
by Gail Hamm, program director Dianne and I just returned from a CANSA conference in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. CANSA is a loosely knit organization of local, not-for-profit cancer service agencies… Read more »
On September 14, the East Noble and Eastside Volleyball teams held a special event during their volleyball match called Volley for a Cure. The two teams hosted the event to… Read more »
Join us, along with Kroger, The American Cancer Society, Lutheran Hospital and Parkview Hospital, on Wednesday, October 6 for the 32nd Annual Cancer Day. The Kroger Scott’s Cancer Day 2010… Read more »
by Dianne May, President & CEO When he was five years old, I had to explain to my son, that while God gave me many good gifts, he didn’t give… Read more »
Stop by Something Old, Something New, located at 2519 Lower Huntington Rd, October 7-9 and hit up the dollar sale. All proceeds from the sale will benefit Cancer Services of… Read more »
by Bill Seidel Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana and Us TOO International sponsored a successful seminar on prostate cancer and men’s health on Saturday, September 18. The seminar was held… Read more »
by Gail Hamm, program director Sitting with a client or family member who is expressing deep emotion can be uncomfortable. But it is equally uncomfortable for the person who is… Read more »
Join us on Friday, September 24 for Friends for Lunch, which is designed for those interested in learning more about Cancer Services. It includes a light lunch, tour, and a… Read more »
Posted on msnbc.com in June, this article explores how some tumors are being found too early due to screenings. To find out more, read here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37690573/ns/health-cancer/
