Cancer Transitions, located in Amherst, MA, is a compassionate and evidence-based program designed specifically for cancer survivors who have recently completed treatment. Our focus is on individuals who have finished their treatment within the last 24 months, although we welcome participants at any stage of survivorship. We offer a supportive environment that emphasizes nutritional guidance, personalized exercise plans, emotional health education, and medical management support, all tailored to empower survivors as they navigate their journey toward wellness and recovery. At Cancer Transitions, we are dedicated to fostering resilience and promoting holistic health for every participant.

KidneyCare:365, located in Amherst, MA, is dedicated to empowering individuals with essential knowledge about kidney health and disease management. Our program serves anyone seeking education following a recent diagnosis or those caring for loved ones facing kidney challenges. We offer vital information on understanding chronic kidney disease (CKD), recognizing symptoms, exploring dietary adjustments, navigating treatment possibilities, including home dialysis, and finding the support you need. With flexible class formats available through online sessions, video conferences, phone calls, or in-person meetings, we make it convenient for you to access our comprehensive resources and enhance your kidney health journey.

The Meal Support Program in Amherst, MA, is dedicated to providing free and accessible meal support for individuals aged 16 and older who are navigating the challenges of eating disorder recovery at the outpatient level. Our program offers virtual drop-in group meals led by trained nutrition practitioners who are pursuing their CNS certification, creating a welcoming and supportive environment where participants can feel safe while consuming nutritious meals. With sessions available four times daily—twice for lunch and twice for dinner—individuals can join as many sessions as fit their schedules, ensuring they receive the vital support needed during this stage of recovery. Please note that while we offer essential meal support, we do not provide urgent care or crisis intervention.