Founded in 1999
Created to serve Latino families affected by cancer.
A 2022 workshop called De Madres a Hijas teaches daughters of Latina breast cancer survivors about hereditary breast and ovarian cancer risks, options, and prevention. Founded in 1999, Nueva Vida is a community-based nonprofit serving Latino families affected by cancer in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and the wider Mid-Atlantic region. It provides free, comprehensive, culturally competent services in Spanish to people with cancer or at high risk of developing it. Its work includes informing and supporting families, helping them access cancer care, and advocating for timely treatment. The organization also offers support around practical needs during cancer treatment, including food, housing, transportation, and utilities. Its Alexandria office is at 201 N Union St, Suite 110.
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Created to serve Latino families affected by cancer.
Free, comprehensive services in Spanish along the cancer continuum.
Located at 201 N Union St, Suite 110.
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