Beyond the Mission Statement: Candy’s Place Cancer & Wellness Center
Discover NEPA recently wrote a beautifully written article highlighting several courageous individuals
After serving our community for the past 25 years, we have decided to update our name and branding to help further our mission of supporting cancer patients and their families.
Our services are available free of charge to everyone 18 or older living with any cancer diagnosis, as well as parents of children with cancer. It is our hope that our new look will extend our outreach and honor the original vision of making a place where all cancer patients can come for physical, emotional and social support.
As a cancer wellness resource center, we work hard to provide support to our cancer clients and their loved ones in a welcoming, supportive, and relaxing environment.
The Cancer Wellness Center is a nonprofit organization. Without your help and generosity, we would not be able to provide the services and support we offer to those who need it.
Check out this reference list for a variety of cancer related programs, educational materials, and facilities available for those battling cancer.
For those who prefer the comforts of home, check out our YouTube Channel.
You’ll find workouts, wellness tutorials, informational interviews, and so much more.
Discover NEPA recently wrote a beautifully written article highlighting several courageous individuals
My friend suggested coming down to Candy’s Place. I had never heard of it, but came here and I found warm and caring hugs, therapies, and classes. I couldn’t believe that this was available for me and it was free!
One of our clients referred to Candy’s Place as her oasis. She said it was what she looked forward to between her doctor visits and chemotherapy treatments. Doctors concentrate on a person’s illness, but at Candy’s Place, we focus on wellness.
With the help of the staff, volunteers and others touched by cancer, I learned to do more than just survive. At Candy’s Place I began to thrive. I am painfully aware that everyone’s journey through cancer is difficult, and for most of us the bad days far outweigh the good.
I unfortunately did not know about Candy’s Place when I was going through chemotherapy and radiation and always thought there should be something more out there for cancer patients and their families. And sure enough, I guess when I needed it most, I found Candy’s Place and it’s been a lifesaver to me.