Our program focuses on those things that accompany a cancer diagnosis that create challenges and barriers to completing treatment. We provide transportation to appointments, housekeeping services, child transportation for school, self-care services, as well as access to mentors and community emotional-social support. 305 Pink Pack is the only program of it's kind in Miami-Dade, addressing the inequalities in health care and support service access as it pertains to cancer treatment. Members also have available to them local and national financial assistance programs to help with basic necessities such as food and rent. We are available to complete these applications should there be technological or language barriers. We are here to assist all women in the capacity they need the most. Meet our women: -77% Hispanic, 8% Non-Hispanic Black, 10% Non-Hispanic White -67% live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Line -More than 40% of the households have children under 18 living there -Over 64% are of working age, under 60 -Almost 30% work as the primary caregiver at home -27% had to stop working due to treatment, yet only 4% qualify for paid leave