Grants in Integrative Medicine
and Mind-Body Health
Jenifer Altman believed that participating in the Commonweal
Cancer Help Program at Commonweal changed her life in very important
ways. Most of these grants support the development of Cancer Help
Programs based on the Commonweal model.
HEALING JOURNEYS
$1500 P. O. Box 250
Aptos, CA 95001-0250
In support of "Cancer as a Turning Point," a free conference
for people with cancer, held at Stanford University in 1998.
SMITH FARM: CENTER FOR THE HEALING ARTS
$10,000
1501 32nd Street, NW
Washington, DC 20007
In support of the Smith Farm Cancer Help Program, which has been
nationally recognized as one of the most outstanding organizations
providing emotional and psychological support for people facing
cancer.
TAMALPA INSTITUTE
$2500
15 Ravine Way
Kentfield, CA 94904
In support of Anna Halpern's project, Moving Towards Life, which
provides opportunities for people with cancer to use movement, writing
and drawing as tools for transformation.
TING-SHA INSTITUTE
$5000
P. O. Box 226
Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
In support of scholarships to Cancer Help Retreats at the Ting-Sha
Institute.
 
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