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August Newsletter
Click here to download our August 2018 newsletter. Questions? Call (214) 345-8230
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Legal Resources and Cancer
Legal Resources and Cancer “Legal” is not usually the first word that comes time mind when you have a cancer diagnosis. The focus when initially diagnosed tends to be on treatment and the next steps. There are several paths in which you may have to access legal resources: * Disability * Employment Concerns * Health […]
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Volunteer of the Month: Kendall Childers
I started volunteering at CSC through their relationship with the Junior League of Dallas in 2014 and have selected CSC as my placement every year since. When I was searching for a placement my first year with Junior League I knew I wanted to go somewhere that was making a difference in a community I […]
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Advocacy and Cancer
Advocacy and Cancer There are moments in time when a major life event can spark the motivation to make change. The need for change often arises when people experience roadblocks and frustrations while dealing with this new and sometimes unexpected event. A cancer diagnosis can in many situations cause a ripple effect that can ...
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2nd Annual Business, Breakthroughs and Future of Cancer Care
Join us for the 2nd Annual Business, Breakthroughs and Future of Cancer Care A Take on Cancer Together Initiative Wednesday, August 29, 2018 | Eisemann Center Open to the Public | FREE of Charge | CEU’s, CNE’s & CECH’s Offered 3.5 Contact Hours for Nurses, Social Workers, Professional Counselors & Health Education ...
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Where can you get a Texas-sized steak for FREE in Texas?!
Texas Trivia! The Big Texan Steak Ranch Restaurant in Amarillo serves a 4½ pound steak for free, if you can eat it in an hour.
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Volunteer of the Month: Asif Ahsanullah
Volunteer of the Month: Asif Ahsanullah Back in 2007, I was a consultant at Hitachi Consulting and my boss requested us to perform a complete technology assessment for what was then Gilda’s Club North Texas, now Cancer Support Community North Texas (CSCNT). Since then I have continued to volunteer as I believe that CSCNT truly ...
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Cancer-Related Behavioral Health Grant
Cancer-Related Behavioral Health Grant A cancer diagnosis can bring a lot of challenges and frustrations as you continue with treatment. As a social worker, I truly believe that mental health plays a huge role in the ability to help overcome major barriers. It is a privilege for me to work for an organization that understands […]
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The Business, Breakthroughs and Future of Cancer Care 2018
Wednesday, August 29th Click here to register Download your invite here.
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Texas Department of Insurance
Texas Department of Insurance The Texas Department of Insurance mission is to protect insurance consumers by: • Regulating the insurance industry fairly and diligently • Promoting a stable and competitive market • Providing information that makes a difference. TDI has a lot of great tools and information to use if you are ...
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Volunteer of the Month: Jace Maxwell
Jace Maxwell is the owner and lead teacher trainer at the Roanoke location of Studio Samadhi and is well-loved there for her bright energy and compassionate spirit! Jace became involved with CSCNT after being asked to be a substitute a few Reiki classes for the regular instructor. She has thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the […]
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When I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002, I was 45 years old and had 4 children ages 12 to 18. With the support of my family and friends, I am now a 16 year survivor. When friend, Anne Brady, told me about her work at Cancer Support Community of North Texas, I felt this would be a good fit for me. Almost a year later, I feel as if I have found my home. I truly enjoy working as hostess and welcoming members as they pop in for a class, enjoy a snack, or come in to chat with other members who have become friends. CSCNT is such a wonderful place for anyone impacted by cancer. My husband, Dave, has heard me talk about CSCNT so much that he is now a volunteer. When not volunteering, I enjoy traveling the world and spending time with my family, especially my two grandsons.
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April Newsletter
To see what is going on in our three DFW clubhouses this month, click on the April Newsletter! Questions about clubhouse offerings? Call (214) 345-8230!
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