"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much."

Hellen Keller

Our Mission

The mission of The Cancer Connection Idaho is to offer a broad, community-based program of sustained social, emotional, and educational support for those living with cancer, their loved ones, caregivers, and friends in Southwest Idaho. The Cancer Connection Idaho will provide quality support and cutting-edge educational wellness programs that will enable and empower individuals, give [...]

Programs

The Cancer Connection Idaho is a community – a homelike place where people affected by cancer can be with others with similar concerns a place to reduce feelings of isolation and stigma a place for people to learn self-care, healthy lifestyle and other information necessary so they can be full participants in the fight for [...]

How to Help

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Help us with this Dream

The Cancer Connection will be a place with a home-like atmosphere that is devoted to serving anyone whose life has been touched by cancer – any type of cancer. That means people of all ages – men, women, children, friends, families – and people at any place on the cancer continuum - from diagnosis through bereavement. There are never any fees.

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Luana Lamkin, RN, MPH

I am committed to the idea that The Cancer Connection Idaho will provide free services to those in need in collaboration with all our fine health care facilities and practitioners in the Treasure Valley. There is more than enough heartache to go around and more than enough energy in our valley to help mend the heartache.

Andy Simonds

Physical and emotional changes can have a huge effect in our lives. It is my goal to encourage those affected to embrace the positive side. It can far outweigh the negative.

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Dr. Sharon Katz

My son-in-law was diagnosed with mouth cancer. I spent a month in the UK during and after his extensive surgery. I didn’t know anyone there and was pretty much on my own in a foreign country without my support system. But during that month away, the importance of having a community was brought home to me in a very personal way.

Lori Mers

My hope for The Cancer Connection is that we can help others as they embark on such an unfamiliar journey and I know that our family will directly benefit from the resources offered in this new resource.

Dr. Tory Goltry

My dream is to provide a place where people living with cancer can find camaraderie, joy, support, and hope. A place where they can get their non-medical needs met by educating and empowering themselves beyond what traditional medicine can provide.

Margo Hill

I would like to see that every family with cancer has the kind of support that my family had. The Cancer Connection would be a lifeline for people without support and a welcome extension of support for people who are lucky enough to already have a support system.