Hirsch Wellness Network:
As a cancer support network, we are a community and a safe place for individuals to voice their ideas and experiences on life after a cancer diagnosis. We are committed to connecting people interested in exploring what it means to be well. Our goal is for participants to share these ideas in a forum that generates empowerment and healing through creative expression and finding a voice through shared experience. For more information, please contact Louise Grape.

Art Empowerment:
Each month Hirsch shares the power of creative expression by collaborating with local artists to provide art programs for cancer patients, survivors, family members and caregivers.

In May of 2011 Hirsch opened the doors to a permanent classroom for workshops in photography, writing, hand-crafts and the visual arts to bring individuals together in a safe-environment to share their experiences and explore new creative art forms.

If you would like to be an annual sponsor or a sponsor of a workshop, please contact Louise Grape.

Family Study:
Hirsch Wellness Network's family study is located within Greensboro's Presbyterian Church of the Covenant at 501 South Mendenhall Street, near UNC-Greensboro. This space is available as a meeting room, as well as as a place of respite for individuals to visit our library and have a peaceful, private place to share. The Classroom and Study can always use furnishings and supplies. If you can help us, contact Louise Grape.

Call 336-549-8367 for hours.

Hirsch House:
Our vision for the Network is a legacy of caring and creativity and part of the vision is a permanent facility to share with all individuals touched by cancer in the Greater Greensboro Area. Our goals is a non-clinical setting with extensive resources for being well. A place where patients can attend art programs, special events and connect with others who have been touched by cancer. If you have ideas about possible properties that could become Hirsch House, plase contact Louise Grape.