A simple mission.
InspireHealth is here to support you and your loved ones during your cancer journey.
We provide individual and group support in the areas of stress and mental health counselling, managing treatment side-effects, nutrition support, exercise therapy for better recovery, improving sleep and energy, and managing work, life, and relationships.
As a non-profit, we offer free programs and services, both online and through our centres in Vancouver, Victoria and Kelowna.
Inspired Stories
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Ron's Story
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Anjali's Story
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Corinne's Story
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Inspired Stories
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Shivraj’s Story
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Kimber's Story
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Fiona's Road to Supportive Cancer Care
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Paul's Story
First steps to a better quality of life.
Everyone’s cancer experience is unique. That’s why our team of supportive care physicians, counsellors, dietitians, and exercise therapists work with you to create a support plan that meets your individual needs.
You can get started by filling out a short registration form and signing up for a friendly online orientation session. You then have free access to all our group programming as well as individual consultations with our clinical team.
"InspireHealth helped me get my life back on track after my cancer diagnosis." — Donna H.
Classes & Programs
Inspired Conversations: Exploring and Caring for Your Emotions
This workshop will provide tangible tools to become a healthy communicator and a mindful listener.
Sexual Well-Being & Cancer
This educational session will speak to the impacts that cancer and treatment can have on sexual health and well-being.
Cooking Demo Class: Cooking with Ancient Grains
In our fall-inspired cooking class, dive into the art of crafting vibrant salads using ancient grains (wheat berries and farro). Learn to combine seasonal ingredients with these nutritious grains to […]
Your generosity makes the difference.
Cancer touches all of our lives. Your donations ensure that, as a non-profit, we can keep our doors open to support those who need it most.
"InspireHealth has been a great resource and support to me during my cancer treatment and recovery." — Michelle L.
