Cancer CAREpoint moves its offices
Nonprofit will open in new space in new year.
Cancer CAREpoint moves
A new year means new digs for Cancer CAREpoint, nonprofit that has offered free personalized support services, resources, education and assistance to more than 10,000 cancer patients and their caregivers and families.
On Jan. 2, 2024, Cancer CAREpoint’s Resource Center will officially open its doors in a new location at 2512 Samaritan Court, Suite A, San Jose, across the street from current offices. The new space will have the same warm lobby with a cozy fireplace, along with the wig bank and space for counseling. First to move was the donor board and framed thumbprints of some 250 cancer patients and families who provided the inspiration for founding Cancer CAREpoint in 2009-10.
The space is designed as a refuge for people dealing with cancer. It is close to many medical facilities and public transportation to meet the needs of cancer patients, no matter their provider or insurance.
For more information, visit cancercarepoint.org.
Outstanding educator
Saratoga High School Social Studies teacher Faith Stackhouse Daly has been selected to receive the University of Chicago’s 2023 Outstanding Educator Award. She was honored in a virtual event on Nov. 29.
Each year, newly admitted University of Chicago students have the opportunity to nominate a teacher who played a significant role in their education, positively impacted their lives, and helped them to get where they are today. Annual winners are selected from thousands of student nominations.
In the 2022-23 school year, Saratoga High School band and orchestra teacher Michael Boitz and chemistry teacher Janny Cahatol received this award.
For more information, visit https://collegeadmissions.uchicago.edu/counselors-educators/outstanding-educator-awards.