Every month, on the third Tuesday, we pause to acknowledge the things we’re grateful for – from the subtle shifts in the seasons to the joy of our pets, or even a simple, beautiful flower encountered on a walk.
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Every month, on the third Tuesday, we pause to acknowledge the things we’re grateful for – from the subtle shifts in the seasons to the joy of our pets, or even a simple, beautiful flower encountered on a walk.
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In partnership with Pink Warrior House, we provide each new patient undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer with a durable, canvas tote bag. Each bag contains a variety of goods including water bottle, resource books, socks, a throw, hat, oral hygiene, lip balm, and tissue, as well as other items based on supplies available. Learn more about Pink Warrior
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Women’s Care Wednesday is more than a program—it’s a lifeline, a place to discover resilience, and a reminder that no one has to walk this path alone.

Our grant program provides direct financial support to patients receiving treatment at the New Mexico Cancer Center or Health Specialists of New Mexico to assist with non-medical expenses. Find out if you qualify

Women’s Care Wednesday was launched in May 2023 to provide social and emotional support, as well as practical, hands-on skill development through programming open to the entire community.
Facing breast cancer is an incredibly challenging journey, and no one should have to go through it alone. That’s why we launched Women’s Care Wednesday in May 2023—to create a safe, welcoming space where patients can find not just resources, but connection, understanding, and hope.
Through heartfelt programming, we bring people together to share stories, build practical skills, and provide social and emotional support. This initiative is open to everyone, rooted in the belief that community is a vital part of healing.
The New Mexico Cancer Center Foundation teamed up with local organizations, experts, and caring professionals to identify what was missing in the current support system. For gaps where no resources exist, we’ve developed new programs that meet patients where they are—offering timely, relevant, and deeply supportive care.
Women’s Care Wednesday is more than a program—it’s a lifeline, a place to discover resilience, and a reminder that no one has to walk this path alone.
Program Activities
In 2025, the New Mexico Cancer Center Foundation will continue to build on our core programming to be responsive to the needs in our communities. Core programming for Women’s Care Wednesday is currently centered upon five programs designed to provide comprehensive support, open to the community.
These programs are:
We also offer traditional medicine men, dental resources, acupuncture, and other therapies every three months or as available.

With locations in Albuquerque and Gallup, NMCC provides comprehensive care to cancer patients across New Mexico, with an additional focus on breast, prostate, lung, and colon cancers, aiming to enhance our specialized services for these prevalent diagnoses.