Cancer Resource Volunteers Needed
The American Cancer Society is launching a Cancer Resource Volunteer (CRV) program for the John A. DeQuattro Cancer Center in Manchester and Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center in Hartford. The program trains interested volunteers to provide direct outreach to cancer patients and their loved ones using the Society’s Cancer Resource Volunteer curriculum. CRV’s speak with cancer patients who are receiving treatment in cancer center infusion areas, and/or radiation oncology waiting areas. Volunteers share information about the Society’s Cancer Resource Network of available support programs and services and complete appropriate program forms. Training is provided by the American Cancer Society.
To learn more, please call us anytime at 1-800-227-2345 (24 hours) or visit us at www.cancer.org. We look forward to hearing from you!
Connecticut Campaigns
- 2012 Connecticut Legislative Priorities
- Would You Drive a Mile to Save a Life?
- Affordable Care Act Survey
- Cancer Resource Volunteers Needed
- 2011 Connecticut Legislative Priorities
- Celebrate With Action
- 2011 Connecticut Legislative Session Wrap Up
- Access to Care
- Increasing Tobacco Prevention and Cessation
- Connecticut Comprehensive Cancer Plan
- Improving Connecticut's Pain Policy
- CT State Cancer Promise
- ACS CAN FrontRunners
Unless specifically noted otherwise, the Society, and not ACS CAN, is conducting the activities described on this page.
