Kelsey Moroz, Conquer the Patient Voice Magazine Audrey Guth is a 2-time cancer survivor, of thyroid cancer and breast cancer. In 2009 she launched the Nanny Angel Network to help lessen the impact of cancer on families. “The first thing that goes through your mind after being diagnosed with cancer is, what’s going to happen…

Susan Hay Broadcast Journalist, Anchor/Producer, Global News To lessen the impact of cancer on families, Audrey Guth founded the Nanny Angel Network – offering free in-home childcare for moms with cancer. Watch full story.

TORONTO — Single mom Kathy Liu has been relying on the free services offered by the Nanny Angel Network ever since her cancer diagnosis last summer.

We hope that you and your family are safe during these extraordinary times. We would like to keep you informed of the Nanny Angel’s efforts to provide compassionate support to our families dealing with cancer.

As the situation around COVID-19 continues to evolve, we want to make sure our NAN families and volunteers stay safe and practice social distancing.

Thanks to a $300,000 donation from Homestead Land Holdings, NAN is open in Kingston and ready to provide free, specialized, relief childcare to Kingston mothers with cancer.

With the funds from the C3 Prize, Guth intends to expand the reach and impact of Nanny Angel Network, which trains volunteers to care for children whose mothers have cancer.

Nanny Angel Network is thrilled to announce that we have been selected as one of only three finalists for this prestigious award. We are the only Canadian organization selected as a finalist to compete in the final event.