• Yoga Fundraiser at DoubleTree Hotel

  • Yoga Fundraiser

  • Annual Golf Fundraiser

    2nd annual Warrior Golf Tournament

  • Yoga for cancer survivors at CARTI

  • Warrior Lodge Ribbon Cutting

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Warrior Lodge Is Now Accepting Guests

Warrior Lodge at Jefferson Regional welcomes cancer patients receiving treatment at Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center in Pine Bluff.

Our beautiful, 4,000+ square-foot facility provides a no-cost home away from home for eligible patients and a care advocate during cancer treatment. Guests enjoy comfortable private suites along with shared amenities, including a kitchen, spacious living and dining areas, washer and dryer, and an outdoor patio. Located directly across the street from Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center, Warrior Lodge makes it easy for guests to get to daily treatments without the burden of traveling long distances back and forth from home.

There is no cost to stay at Warrior Lodge!

To find out if you qualify, contact your hospital social worker or call Warrior Lodge at 870-541-3225.

The vision of Warrior Lodge is to provide a sanctuary where cancer patients and their families can find a restorative home away from home, eliminating the burdens of travel and lodging, providing a clear and tangible solution to focus entirely on treatment and healing.

The mission of the Warrior Lodge is to remove the financial and logistical strain of travel and lodging for out-of-town patients from the Arkansas Delta region, enabling uninterrupted treatment at Jones-Dunklin Cancer Center, leading to better outcomes.

 

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Yoga Warriors gives $48,000 grant to Baptist Health

Yoga Warriors is proud to give a $48,000 grant to Baptist Health Hospital in Little Rock, AR for medical equipment, ERBE JET 2, that can remove colon cancer less invasively!

              Our goal is to make the lives of cancer survivors better!

“We were waiting for this device to come on board because there’s a tremendous need for this type of surgical procedure,” said Dr. Sven Hida. The ERBE JET2 at Baptist Health is the first one in the state of Arkansas.

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We Are Warriors

Our Mission at Yoga Warriors is to  fight cancer in Arkansas by raising awareness about early detection, promote yoga as a resource for enhancing the wellbeing of cancer survivors and caregivers, increase access to comprehensive cancer care through the Warrior Lodge temporary housing for patients going through treatment and fund various cancer fighting tools. We want to be part of your journey to being cancer free! We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and donations are tax deductible.

The Vision at  Yoga Warriors is a world where no one faces cancer alone — a community united in courage, compassion, and hope. We dream of a cancer-free Arkansas, where early detection saves lives, healing begins with movement and mindfulness, and every survivor and caregiver feels supported, empowered, and seen. Through love, awareness, and the power of yoga, we believe every Warrior can rise stronger, live fully, and shine beyond cancer.

  • Cancer Fighting Tools

    Raising funds to support cancer survivors physically, spiritually and financially through no cost lodging

  • Colon Cancer Awareness

    Saving lives by raising awareness of colon and other cancers and promoting screenings.

  • The Benefits of Yoga

    We provide yoga scholarships to help relieve anxiety associated with a cancer diagnosis and treatment

  • Yoga Warrior Events

    Our public yoga events are free. We also have an annual Warrior Golf fundraiser

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Yoga, with breathing exercises, really helps them relax and will reduce their anxiety and reduce their stress level. When patients are less anxious and have less stress and they’re feeling good about themselves, they will strive and they will do well.

Dr. Omer KhalilOncologist

People generally aren’t stressed when they are doing yoga. There is something about that whole exercise and mental state that a person is in when they’re doing it. It allows the body to be in a more relaxed state.

Dr. Rhonda GentryOncologist

All cancer patients need to take care of the rest of their health in addition to fighting their cancer.And stress reduction and physical activity is very good for all cancer patients.

Dr. Peter EmanuelOncologist/CHI St. Vincent Hospital