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Wellness Services

Reclaiming Your Strength and Vitality

Wellness Program for Breast Cancer

Nourish . Strength. Heal

We believe that true healing requires more than medical treatment—it calls for nourishment, movement, and whole-person care. That’s why our wellness support includes the NourisHer Pink Plate Project, delivering nourishing, ready-to-eat meals that help sustain strength and promote recovery during and after treatment.

 

We also offer Cancer Exercise Support, designed to safely rebuild physical strength, reduce fatigue, and nurture emotional well-being through gentle, restorative movement.

 

Together, these services empower women to take an active role in their healing journey—because wellness isn’t optional, it’s essential.

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lNutritious meals delivered with care—so you can focus on healing.

 

Through our  meal delivery providers , we provide convenient, home-delivered meals to breast cancer patients and survivors who need extra support during treatment or recovery.

 

Whether you’re managing fatigue, living alone, or facing financial strain, our meal support services ensure you have access to balanced, ready-to-eat meals that nourish your body and lighten your daily load. Options are available for a variety of dietary needs.

 

We’re here to make sure no one faces healing on an empty stomach.

Eligibility for Meal Support Services

 

You may qualify for meal assistance if you meet any of the following criteria:

   •   Currently undergoing breast cancer treatment (chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery recovery)

   •   Recently completed treatment and need support during recovery

   •   Living alone or experiencing limited caregiver or family support

   •   Experiencing food insecurity or financial hardship

   •   Managing treatment-related fatigue or mobility challenges

 

Priority is given to individuals who:

  • Are experiencing financial hardship or food insecurity

  • Live alone or lack caregiver/meal preparation support

  • Are medically unable to prepare balanced meals

  • Are uninsured, underinsured, or receiving Medicaid or Medicare

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Meal services are subject to availability and may vary by location. 

 

Not sure if you qualify?

Complete our Meal Support Request Form or contact us directly—we’re here to help guide you through the process. undergoing breast cancer treatment (chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery recovery)

  

 

Meal services are subject to availability and may vary by location. We do our best to prioritize those with the greatest need.

 

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Cancer Exercise Support

Stay Strong Through Movement

We believe in the power of movement to support healing and improve quality of life. Our cancer exercise services are designed to help patients and survivors build strength, reduce fatigue, and stay active—safely and confidently.

 

Whether you prefer in-person sessions or virtual support, our certified cancer exercise specialists will work closely with you to select programs that meet your current health needs, goals, and physical abilities. We meet you where you are—physically and emotionally—and support you every step of the way.

 

Ready to get moving? Contact us today to learn more about our cancer exercise pilot program.

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Direct Breast Cancer Support Services

We offer a range of services to support women throughout their breast cancer journey. Our Patient Advocates provide emotional support and free access to our breast healthcare support services from the moment of diagnosis.

 

We prioritize wellness by offering holistic services such as nutrition and fitness throughout the path of recovery. Our dedicated volunteers are also available to help with practical tasks like escorting to medical appointments, grocery shopping, and chores. Our ultimate goal is to bring Help, Hope, and Healing to patients, survivors, and their compassionate caregivers.

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