SisterHermana Foundation, Inc. is a survivor-led, volunteer-operated 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Jacksonville and surrounding communities. We bring cancer education directly into neighborhoods, helping people recognize signs and symptoms, understand the importance of screening, and connect with healthcare resources.
Our work begins with a conversation with a neighbor, a family member, a coworker, or someone we meet at a community event. Through trusted relationships and accessible information, we encourage people to pay attention to changes in their bodies and seek timely care.
Alongside our education and outreach, we support adults in active treatment for any type of cancer and their families with compassion, dignity, and practical assistance.

To educate communities about cancer signs, symptoms, risk factors, and screening resources, with the goal of reducing late-stage diagnoses and cancer deaths, while providing culturally inclusive, family-centered, youth-engaged support for adults in active cancer treatment and their families.
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