Daffodil Place, in St. John’s, NL, is a home away from home for people impacted by cancer. This 24-room facility is where people can stay with their caregivers when they must travel for cancer treatment.
Daffodil Place provides guests with affordable comfort and care. Accommodation includes three hot meals plus snacks daily, transportation between appointments, entertainment, and emotional and practical support on-site.
The Canadian Cancer Society opened Daffodil Place in July 2009 and has supported people impacted by cancer ever since.
Daffodil Place, established in July 2009 by the Canadian Cancer Society, serves as a vital sanctuary for individuals impacted by cancer in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
This 24-room facility offers a comforting home away from home, providing affordable accommodation and support for patients and their caregivers traveling for cancer treatment.
Guests can enjoy three meals a day, snacks, and transportation to medical appointments, creating a supportive community during challenging times. Over the years, Daffodil Place has made a profound impact, having welcomed thousands of guests from various communities.
The compassionate environment fosters connections and provides emotional and practical assistance, ensuring that no one faces their journey alone.