Families fighting cancer are overwhelmed by lost income and increased out-of-pocket costs associated with treatment. As a result, they face higher mortality rates, the inability to adhere to their treatment plans, and bankruptcy.
Patients who receive financial intervention have a 73% survival rate compared to only 46% for those who do not.
Struggling with your mental health can start at any time when you or a family member has been diagnosised with cancer. It could be after diagnosis, during treatment, or after treatment.
We know that it is common to struggle with your mental health when you have cancer or care for someone with cancer.
Financial Support
We offer unrestricted grants to cancer patients receiving active treatment, or no more than a month post-treatment, helping cover essential needs, including food, housing, transportation, and utilities.
Mental Health Support
We are committed to helping remove the barriers to mental health support for cancer patients, their family members, and caregivers due to a cancer diagnosis, disease progression, or loss of life.
Patient Resources
We recognize that cancer comes with a lot of questions. it’s important to prepare for any potential treatment ahead. Even taking small steps can improve your sense of well-being and control.
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