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The Vision
“You have Cancer”. Every day, people hear these words.
Most of us do know how devastating this can be, through our own experience, or that of a loved one or dear friend. Your mind says …What do I do first?
Whom do I turn to? How /Will I survive? How do I keep up with my day
to day living expenses while undergoing cancer treatment? Who will give
me emotional support? How can I prepare myself to re-enter the world after such a life changing event and process?
Many new cancer patients are Women and they do not have either the financial or emotional support they need to focus on their first priority - healing!
The Vision of “A Place Called Home”, fondly called APCH, is to reach out to these women with an actual home where they can live while under-going their cancer treatments, relieving them of the stress of day to day living while offering a loving community support.
The Vision is to model and prove-in an APCH Residence, then expand the idea and service nationwide. The first model will launch in New Jersey, in honor of Missouri, a 2011 breast cancer survivor, and Jill & Russ Paul, who opened their home and hearts to Missouri. “A Place Called Home” where she could feel safe, taken care of and encouraged through her ordeal.
Our Mission:
Building Walls Against Cancer…Helping Women Win the Battle!
Providing a home with an eco-friendly environment where women
going through cancer treatments can stay for FREE, be taken care of,
nurtured, educated and prepared to continue living a quality life
style.
Offering support to enhance healing and giving women an opportunity
to release stress in a serene environment with unconditional love,
honor and respect!
APCH is a primary mission of STYLETAINMENT.
STYLETAINMENT is a theatrical fashion production company.
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