ShareCancer Families for Justice is a non-profit organization that offers resources and support for homeless individuals, or those at-risk, who are battling cancer. Their goal is to bring about systemic change in the healthcare system, making it more accessible and equitable for everyone, especially the most vulnerable. They provide resources including financial assistance, healthcare navigation, legal advocacy, and housing support. The organization also conducts research and advocates for policy changes to address the systemic issues contributing to homelessness among cancer patients.
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