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Adventist Health Castle
Kailua, Hawaii
Adventist Health Castle is a healthcare system serving Windward O'ahu and beyond that provides comprehensive cancer care services. The organization offers personalized, whole-person services including cancer treatment and support through their team of compassionate caregivers.
Statewide programs for Hawaii cancer patients including Road To Recovery free rides to treatment, free lodging at Hope Lodge Hawaii, and a 24/7 cancer helpline. Also supports advocacy, research, and volunteer programs across the islands.
American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network - Hawaii Pacific
Hawaii (statewide) and Guam
Nonprofit, nonpartisan advocacy affiliate of the American Cancer Society working on cancer policy in Hawaii, including transportation to treatment, biomarker testing access, colorectal cancer screening expansion, and tobacco control.
American Cancer Society Clarence T.C. Ching Hope Lodge - Honolulu
Hawaii (statewide); serves patients traveling to Honolulu for treatment
American Cancer Society facility offering free lodging in Honolulu for cancer patients and their caregivers who travel from home for outpatient treatment, with private guest rooms, communal kitchens, and supportive programming.
Blood Bank of Hawaii operates blood donation centers across Hawaii to collect blood and plasma donations for patients in need. The organization supports cancer patients by providing essential blood products including platelets that are critical for cancer treatment and recovery.
Blood Cancer United - Southern California-Hawaii Region
Hawaii and Southern California
Regional office of Blood Cancer United (formerly The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society) serving Hawaii and Southern California. Offers financial assistance, co-pay and travel aid, support groups, information specialists, clinical trial support, and educational resources for blood cancer patients.
Breast Cancer Hawaii provides resources and support for breast cancer patients, survivors, and their families in Hawaii. The organization operates programs such as the CARE Closet, HEARTS for Ohana, and Family Therapists Directory to connect patients with needed resources and support.
Camp Anuenue provides a week-long camping experience for children ages 7-18 from Hawaii who have or have had cancer. The program was established in 1985 and offers these camping experiences at no cost to campers and their families.
Camp Mokule'ia provides an annual fall camp experience for children and youth diagnosed with cancer and their families. The organization offers retreat-style events and family escapes specifically designed for those affected by childhood cancer, creating meaningful connections and supportive experiences.
Cancer Care Network Foundation serves patients throughout the Hawaiian Islands by providing various support services and assistance programs. The organization offers patient assistance applications, screening services, and support to help cancer patients navigate their care journey.
Cancer Center at Queen's North Hawaii Community Hospital
North and West Hawaii Island
Provides a full range of cancer care services on Hawaii Island, keeping patients close to home, treating oncological and hematologic conditions with referral relationships to The Queen's Medical Center on Oahu.
Cancer Support Community at Kona Community Hospital
West Hawaii Island
Kona Community Hospital integrates Cancer Support Community programs, offering West Hawaii cancer patients and caregivers free emotional support, a helpline with licensed counselors, the MyLifeLine online community, practical help coordination, and free lodging through an Airbnb partnership.
Children's Miracle Network - Kapiolani Health Foundation
Honolulu, Hawaii
The organization supports pediatric patients at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, Hawaii's only Children's Miracle Network hospital since 1984. They fund state-of-the-art medical equipment, cancer care facilities including the future Martha B. Smith Cancer and Infusion Center, and essential programs for hospitalized children. All funds raised in Hawaii stay local to help children regardless of their family's ability to pay.
Honolulu 501(c)(3) that fundraises for cancer research through an annual charity golf tournament, donating over $750,000 to the University of Hawaii Cancer Center since 2013. It funds research rather than providing direct patient services.
CoolingCancer.org organizes charity golf tournaments and community events to raise funds for cancer research. The organization supports cancer patients and their families by donating proceeds to the University of Hawaii Cancer Center, having contributed over $650,000 in recent years to advance cancer research and treatment efforts.
East Hawaii Health Cancer Center serves as the most expansive Commission on Cancer accredited oncology facility on Hawaii Island, providing comprehensive cancer care through radiation and medical oncology services. The organization offers an integrated approach that delivers a streamlined, cohesive patient experience with dedicated support for cancer patients' journeys to healing.
Friends of UH Cancer Center is an organization that supports the University of Hawaii Cancer Center. The organization provides support to advance cancer care and research at the university's cancer center.
Hawai'i Care Choices provides hospice care, palliative care, and bereavement services for individuals with serious illnesses and their families. The organization offers compassionate, patient-centered care that focuses on quality of life and aligns with patient values. They recently expanded their Kupu Palliative Care Program into North Hawai'i to increase access to care for those dealing with serious illness.
Hawai'i Island Community Health Center provides comprehensive healthcare services including cancer screening and preventive care to support early detection and treatment. The organization offers patient-centered medical care with integrated teams that collaborate to support patients' overall health and wellness goals.
Free in-person support group for cancer patients, survivors, and loved ones, facilitated by cancer care team professionals. Meets the fourth Thursday of select months at the Kakuda Cancer Center at Pali Momi Medical Center in Aiea.
Hawaii Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program (BCCCP)
Honolulu, Hawaii
The Hawaii Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program provides breast and cervical cancer screening services to medically under-served women through a cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The program offers appropriate referrals, diagnostic follow-up, case management, and public education programs to increase the use of breast and cervical screening services.
Hawaii Cancer Care provides comprehensive cancer treatment and support services to patients across Hawaii using a multidisciplinary approach. The organization offers medical oncology, hematology, clinical trials, care coordination, and financial support services to help patients navigate their treatment journey locally with their support network of family and friends.
Collaboration led by the NCI-designated University of Hawaii Cancer Center with major Hawaii health systems, coordinating cancer research and giving patients access to clinical trials, prevention programs, screenings, and education.
Hawaii Children's Cancer Foundation serves to assist, support, and advocate for the needs of children diagnosed with cancer, their families, and long-term survivors of childhood cancer. The organization provides financial assistance and community support programs for Hawaii families affected by childhood cancer.
The Hawaii Comprehensive Cancer Coalition is a consortium of organizations and individuals from across Hawaii that includes cancer, healthcare, community, caregivers, and cancer survivors working together in cancer prevention and control. The coalition develops statewide cancer plans to reduce Hawaii's cancer burden and mobilizes efforts that support policy changes, increase cancer survivorship resources, and widen access to patient navigation services in the cancer care system.
The Hawaii Comprehensive Cancer Control Program operates through the Hawaii State Department of Health to coordinate cancer prevention, early detection, treatment, support, and research efforts. The program brings together healthcare providers, community organizations, advocates, and cancer survivors to improve the quality of life for Hawaii residents affected by cancer. The organization focuses on reducing cancer risks, increasing early detection, improving patient quality of life, and reducing health disparities through comprehensive cancer control strategies.
Hawaii Meals on Wheels delivers hot prepared meals to residents in need, including cancer patients in Oahu. Cost not published; confirm; Older adult or person with a disability; intake determines eligibility. Call social-service assistants for screening; Volunteer home delivery on Oahu.
Hawaii Pacific Health Cancer Centers provides comprehensive cancer care from prevention and screenings through diagnosis, treatment, support and survivorship. The organization offers multidisciplinary, specialized care teams dedicated to treating specific types of cancer with the latest options through medical, radiation and surgical oncology and infusion services. They provide access to clinical trials in Hawaii and are committed to delivering expert care in a safe, comfortable and caring environment.
Hawaii Pacific Health Prostate Cancer Support Group
Oahu (virtual meetings)
Free virtual support group run by Hawaii Pacific Health in partnership with Pali Momi Medical Center for prostate cancer patients, spouses, and significant others. Meets the third Monday of each month for fellowship, peer counseling, and discussion of medical alternatives.
The Hawaii Skin Cancer Coalition provides clear, concise messages on skin cancer prevention and early detection for both the public and health professionals. The organization aims to help the community and health professionals better understand skin cancer and the effects of chronic sun exposure through educational resources, events, and screening programs.
The Hawaii Society of Clinical Oncology provides a voice for the multidisciplinary cancer care team and the patients they serve. The organization supports healthcare professionals who provide cancer care through advocacy and educational initiatives.
Hospice Maui provides hospice and palliative care services to patients with serious illnesses, including cancer, and their families on Maui, Molokai, and Lanai. The organization offers comprehensive end-of-life care, pain and symptom management, and bereavement support to help patients and families navigate challenging times with dignity and comfort.
Hospice of Kona provides end-of-life care and support services to patients and their families. The organization offers compassionate hospice care to individuals facing terminal illnesses, including those with cancer diagnoses.
HUGS supports Hawaii families statewide with children up to age 21 who have been diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses or diseases, including cancer. The organization provides comprehensive, long-term support to strengthen families and improve their quality of life as they face the emotional and financial hardships of caring for a seriously ill child.
Hui Malama Ola Na Oiwi provides cancer support services as part of their comprehensive health enhancement programs on Hawaii Island. The organization offers cancer support alongside exercise and fitness programs, wellness services, and traditional Hawaiian healing approaches to help community members improve their overall well-being.
Ikaika Retreat creates a supportive environment for adolescent and young adult cancer survivors in Hawaii through experiential learning programs. The organization offers retreats and experiences designed to transform cancer patients into confident, independent, and resilient thriving survivors. Their mission focuses on providing an open, safe, and nurturing environment that encourages personal growth and community building among young cancer survivors.
The Ililani Foundation supports families in Hawaii impacted by cancer through practical resources, gift cards, and helpful information to navigate treatment and recovery. The organization hosts personalized family fun days and provides meaningful experiences to create lasting memories for cancer survivors and their families during difficult times.
Imua Physical Therapy provides comprehensive rehabilitation services including specialized cancer rehabilitation programs. The organization offers physical therapy, occupational therapy, and massage therapy services to help cancer patients recover and maintain their quality of life during and after treatment.
Islands Hospice provides palliative care, supportive care, and hospice services for patients facing serious illnesses including cancer. The organization offers comfort care, symptom management, and emotional support for patients with advanced cancer and other life-limiting conditions throughout Hawaii.
Kahuku Medical Center Foundation supports expanding and improving healthcare services at Kahuku Medical Center to ensure exceptional care for all patients in the community. The foundation pursues advancements in infrastructure and technology to enhance patient experience and optimize medical outcomes. Through donations and volunteer support, the foundation works to provide quality healthcare and promote wellness in a professional, caring, and culturally sensitive manner.
Kapiolani Health Foundation supports Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, which provides specialized pediatric cancer care including bone marrow collection and transplant services. The foundation is building The Martha B. Smith Cancer and Infusion Center to enhance cancer treatment options and patient care experiences for families. They channel donations to support various medical services including oncology, intensive care, and specialized treatments for women, children and families throughout Hawaii and the Pacific region.
Kaua'i Hospice provides hospice care, palliative care, and grief support services to patients and families facing serious illnesses. The organization offers comprehensive end-of-life care services and emotional support to help patients and their loved ones navigate difficult health challenges, including cancer.
Hawai'i Pacific Health multispecialty clinic in Lihue with hematology and oncology providers, letting Kaua'i residents receive cancer evaluation and treatment without leaving the island.
The organization raises awareness about DIPG and pediatric brain cancer while providing support to families throughout the Hawaiian Islands. They are dedicated to being a source of hope and support for families facing the challenges of DIPG, actively contributing to the fight for a cure. The foundation creates a compassionate community where families can find comfort, guidance, and resources throughout their journey.
Ke Ola Mamo is a Native Hawaiian health care system serving Oahu since 1988. The organization provides comprehensive health services including medical and primary care, health education, and community support programs that can benefit cancer patients and their families through their holistic approach to health and wellbeing.
Kokolulu Farm and Cancer Retreats provides healing retreats on the Big Island of Hawaii for those affected by chronic illness including cancer. The organization offers a blend of ancient and modern Western and Eastern healing techniques, including Zhineng Qigong retreats and medicine-less healing programs that focus on nutrition, gentle exercise, and stress reduction.
Kokua Mau is a movement that improves care for individuals with serious illness and their loved ones in Hawaii. The organization provides resources and education on advance care planning, palliative care, and hospice care to help cancer patients and their families navigate difficult decisions and receive quality supportive care throughout their illness journey.
The Kona Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer care including medical oncology, radiation oncology, and chemotherapy treatment in a compassionate setting close to family and friends. The center offers patient navigation services, nutritional counseling, genetic counseling, and psychosocial support to help guide patients and their families through the physical, emotional, and financial concerns that accompany a cancer diagnosis. Their professional team works with patients and caregivers to ensure treatment coordination is convenient and stress-free throughout the cancer journey.
Hospital-based cancer treatment center in Kealakekua offering medical oncology, hematology, radiation oncology, and chemotherapy infusion services for West Hawaii Island residents.
The Kona Hospital Foundation supports cancer patients by providing funding for medical equipment and facility improvements at Kona Community Hospital's cancer center. The organization's current priority includes providing additional infusion chairs and blanket warmers for the infusion center to enhance cancer treatment capabilities.
Kuakini Health System is a healthcare organization in Honolulu that provides comprehensive medical services including oncology services and cancer care. The organization offers breast cancer screening, colorectal cancer prevention programs, and specialized treatments such as radiation therapy and surgical services for cancer patients.
Lana'i Kina'ole, Inc. is a community-based home health care agency that provides skilled nursing support and home care services to individuals in their preferred environments. The organization offers services including wound care, medication management, and activities of daily living support that can benefit cancer patients and their families.
Lanai Community Health Center provides comprehensive health services to the community of Lanai, including medical care and support services that can benefit cancer patients and their families. The organization offers behavioral health services, patient-centered medical care, and wellness programs in a supportive environment.
Provides lymphatic care and education for people in Hawaii with lymphedema and chronic swelling, a common side effect of cancer treatment. Offers services, educational materials, and community outreach.
Hawaii 501(c)(3) foundation that awards LEMON-AID financial grants to help cancer patients with treatment costs and stocks free lemonade stations at cancer care facilities across the islands.
Mana'olana Pink Paddlers is an outrigger canoe club dedicated to helping cancer survivors regain health and happiness after treatment. The organization provides a supportive community where survivors can participate in paddling activities to rebuild strength, connect with others who have faced similar challenges, and experience healing through physical activity and social connection.
Offers free programs and support for those on Maui County's cancer journey, including medical guidance, support groups, mindfulness workshops, Cancer Healing Kitchens meal programs, Hikes for Healing, camps, and comfort bags.
Cancer care at Maui Memorial Medical Center including chemotherapy and biotherapy infusion, cancer surgery, hematology, and genetic testing and counseling, so Maui County patients can be treated without flying off-island.
Maui Health Foundation engages the community and visitors in supporting hospitals to ensure Maui Health delivers the highest level of patient-centered healthcare. The foundation supports cancer care through its breast cancer screening program, Kokua 4 a Cause, which ensures early detection and access to mammograms for women in the community. The organization also provides funding for life-saving equipment and various healthcare initiatives that benefit cancer patients.