Organizations and programs that may help families affected by childhood cancer with treatment-related costs, transportation, accommodation, food, and everyday needs.
The organizations below provide different forms of practical, social, and financial support. Eligibility, application procedures, and available services vary, so always check the organization's official website before applying.
Free support for children and young people with cancer and their families, including guidance with medication, accommodation, transportation, treatment access, and social assistance.
Provides comprehensive, free childhood oncology care for low-income children through a multidisciplinary service within a public hospital.
Support for children and adolescents with cancer and their families, including social assistance, transportation, accommodation, food, and help accessing treatment.
Programs that provide families with accommodation, food, transportation, family spaces, and psychosocial support during childhood cancer treatment.
Comprehensive support for children and adolescents with cancer and their families, including social programs, rehabilitation, accommodation, and educational support.
Free accommodation, meals, transportation, psychosocial care, and educational support for adolescents with cancer and their caregivers.
Free comprehensive support for children, adolescents, and families affected by cancer, including assistance with access to treatment and family support services.
Integral support for children and adolescents with cancer and their families, including social, psychological, and practical assistance during treatment.
Free assistance for patients with limited resources, including accommodation, food, social assistance, nursing, and transportation for patients and caregivers.
Provides a home away from home for children receiving treatment and their families, helping reduce accommodation and daily living costs during treatment.
Support organization for children with cancer and their families, providing practical assistance and helping families navigate the treatment journey.
Free comprehensive childhood cancer care in Uruguay, including treatment, medication, transportation, food, psychosocial support, and accommodation for families travelling for treatment.
Eligibility requirements, available services, and application procedures can vary between organizations and countries. Some programs may require a referral from a hospital or healthcare professional. Before applying, visit the organization's official website and check the current requirements for your situation.
If you are unsure where to begin, a child's healthcare team or hospital social worker may also be able to help identify programs and organizations available in your country.