Home for Healing offers free lodging for parents with a baby in the NICU, cancer patients and their caregivers, and families with a loved one in ICU. We serve all local hospitals.

Your social worker must submit a referral form for a patient or family's stay at Home for Healing.

There is no charge to stay at the Home. Donations are accepted.

There is a full kitchen with everything you need to cook. Paper products and all the basics are there for your use. The Home for Healing does not have an in-house food service, but the staff at Home for Healing will attempt to have meals provided each week for families.

There is wireless internet at Home for Healing a wireless access code may be obtained in your welcome book in your room or at the front desk.

There is a TV with cable in each of the guest rooms. There are several more throughout the house.

UAMS provides free transportation to and from Home for Healing Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. Contact your treatment facility for access to transportation. There is also a Rock Region Metro Stop in front of Home for Healing.

Yes. There can only be one caregiver per room, but you can change caregivers during your stay. You will need to notify the front desk of any changes.

We are here for you as long as you need us while you or your family is undergoing treatment or your baby is in the NICU. There is not a maximum stay, and you do not have to check in and out.

Yes, all the cleaning supplies you need. The common areas are cleaned professionally Monday – Friday. Patient rooms are cleaned upon departure.

We are a 501c3 local non-profit owned and operated by our governing board of directors.

We need supplies, donations of products, monetary donations, and volunteers. Click below to see our wish lists.