2022 Community Impact
202
Guests Lodged
2,398
Nights of Lodging
$216,382
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For the past 20 years, Home for Healing has offered support to parents of NICU infants, individuals and their caregivers undergoing cancer treatment, and caregiver of individuals who are in intensive care units by providing convenient and free lodging in a peaceful and restorative environment.
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Arkansas Online story on Monster Bash 2023
Read the ArticleMonster Bash 2023 KARK News Feature
Watch the VideoThis year marks the 20th anniversary of Home for Healing, and the nonprofit will celebrate in spooky style with its annual Monster Bash this month.
Read the ArticleLocated at 4300 Markham Street across from the Little Rock campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Home for Healing offers free lodging to parents of NICU infants, cancer patients + their caregivers, and caregivers of ICU patients.
Read the ArticleShe will focus on developing partner relationships and raising money to further the Home's mission.
Read the ArticleLocated at 4300 Markham Street across from the Little Rock campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Home for Healing offers free lodging to parents of NICU infants, cancer patients + their caregivers, and caregivers of ICU patients.
Read the ArticleLocated at 4300 Markham Street across from the Little Rock campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Home for Healing offers free lodging to parents of NICU infants, cancer patients + their caregivers, and caregivers of ICU patients. Now, Home for Healing welcomes adult cancer patients from UAMS, Baptist Health, CHI ST Vincent, Arkansas Urology and teenagers from Arkansas Children’s.
Read the ArticleWe packed our bags and left the Ozarks bound for UAMS in Little Rock last week where I experienced three sessions of swallow...
Read the ArticleHis nickname is "Big Country," His driver's license says Chris Maxie. His reputation is that of being forever positive. Even when the fish aren't biting. Even when when his son is discovered to have congenital heart problems at birth.
Watch the StoryLocated at 4300 Markham Street across from the Little Rock campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Home for Healing offers free lodging to parents of NICU infants, cancer patients + their caregivers, and caregivers of ICU patients.
Read the ArticleHome for Healing added Pam Hathaway and Bo Ryall to its board of directors.
Read the ArticleNicole Winters established the Home for Healing 4300 Club, a young professionals auxiliary group, and has recruited an impressive committee for the 20 Years on the Block Party.
Read the ArticleHome for Healing is a refuge for long term cancer patients and caregivers. Anyone staying there recently has met Roy Noble. He is a combination cheerleader and greeter and is the image of hope even though he is fighting cancer himself.
Watch the StoryNeil Day and Chris Johnson hit the green for the Home for Healing Golf Classic and the nonprofit's 20th anniversary.
Read the ArticleCouch has previously worked for the Arkansas Foodbank and Our House of Little Rock.
Read the ArticleHome for Healing is a home away from home for cancer, ICU, and NICU patients and their families.
Watch the StoryHome for Healing hired Whitney Vandiver Couch as its development director.
Read the ArticleDr. James Suen, the acclaimed ENT surgeon and author at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences who removed the squamous cell cancer from my neck seven weeks ago, arranged for Jeanetta and me to spend a night at the Home for Healing in Little Rock last week.
Read the ArticleShe fell into nonprofit work via her son and has found her talent and passion in it
Read the ArticleBritnee McKeown has been named the nonprofit’s Board Member of the Year, and Alex Gonzalez has been recognized as its Young Professional of the Year.
Read the ArticleNot everyone was able to be with their families this Thanksgiving, but that doesn't mean they're on their own.
Watch the VideoNOW WHY WOULD A GROUP OF YOUNG AND UPWARDLY MOBILE PROFESSIONALS SPEND AN ENTIRE WEKEND DEEP CLEANING A SUPPLY CLOSET. ASK OUR ARKANSAN OF THE DAY: NICOLE WINTERS.
Watch the StoryHome for Healing scares up creativity for it’s annual Monster Bash fundraiser.
Read the ArticleHome for Healing added Tammy Diamond-Wells to its board of directors, as well as four new staff members: Amanda Butler, Trudy Jenkins, Joyce Means and Gabrielle Skerpan.
Read the ArticleA young mother settles herself, leaning back in her chair. She rubs her eyes.
Read the ArticleQuilts from across the country donated to Little Rock's Home for Healing
Watch the StoryThe Little Rock Scout Guide has featured a spotlight on the partnership between Jon Underhill Real Estate and Home for Healing!
Read the ArticleFestivities and finger food: Home for Healing hosts holiday open house, and honors members.
Read the ArticleStuart Cobb remembers her initial introduction to the organization.
Read the ArticleLeslie Parnell (Chair of 2021 Monster Bash) promotes our mission.
Read the ArticleInviting Arkansas dives in with the President of Home for Healing, Kristi Moody
Read the ArticleFormer Family Home aids cancer patients, parents of NICU babies
Read the ArticleNorthwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette spreads awareness about our name change.
Read the Article"When my doctor said I needed to come here, I said, ‘I can’t.’ And if we had to pay $40 or $50 a night to stay in a motel, we couldn’t do it. But the Family Home has been just like my home. There’s a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room where you can sit and watch TV, and a big dining room. I’ve really enjoyed it, even though I’m here for my sickness. We’ve met people from all over the world, and everyone has been so friendly. Nobody’s running around here with long faces. You think you’ve got problems, but then you see somebody else and you want to pray for them. It makes you realize you’re not the only one. You can talk about your problems, and you really connect like family. When you help somebody else, it makes you feel good. It makes you think you’re here for a reason, not just for your treatment."
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