Watch Now: CTV News Feature – Providing free support for cancer patients and their loved ones this holiday season.

The holidays can be an especially difficult time for people facing cancer, as well as their love ones. There can be added fatigue, isolation, and uncertainty during a season that often comes with expectations of togetherness and celebration.

In a recent CTV News feature, Loveena Chera, InspireHealth CEO, shared how our free programs provide essential support and connection when it’s needed most.

InspireHealth provides free programs that support physical and emotional well-being, all in one place. Offerings range from mindfulness, movement and yoga classes to art therapy, nutrition and cancer education, with one-on-one personalized support also available with our supportive care physicians, counsellors, dietitians, and exercise therapists, tailored to each person’s needs and goals.

We also recognize that family members and caregivers often carry their own emotional weight, especially during the holidays, while supporting someone facing cancer and caring for themselves. InspireHealth offers programs and guidance to support both patients and those walking alongside them.

With centres in Vancouver, Victoria, and Kelowna, a new centre opening soon in Kamloops, and a virtual platform that reaches people wherever they are, InspireHealth offers care that is both accessible and connected.

Behind every program is a passionate team dedicated to compassionate, empathetic support during the holidays and throughout the year.

Rising Demand Means We Need Your Support Now!

InspireHealth is the only community hub in B.C. that patients can receive free, comprehensive supportive cancer care services, for any type of cancer, at any stage, and from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond.

As a non-profit, we rely on community donations to continue providing these vital programs and services. With thousands relying on this care and demand continuing to grow, your support is more important than ever.

Make a meaningful difference today.