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Augusta, ME
Financial Assistance Funds
Guidance Medical
In Augusta, ME, Financial Assistance Funds is dedicated to supporting children with special health care needs and their families by easing the financial burden of medical and daily living expenses. Our program provides crucial financial assistance for a variety of needs including medical costs like prescriptions and durable medical equipment, non-medical costs such as home and vehicle modifications, and healthcare-related travel and lodging expenses. We understand that families face diverse challenges, so we also consider other requests on a case-by-case basis. Each family can receive grants of up to $500 per year, ensuring that help is accessible when it is needed most. We prioritize requests in the order they are received and aim to provide timely support; please allow a minimum of 15 business days for the review process. We are here to empower families in need and alleviate the pressures they face as they navigate health challenges.
Augusta, ME
General Support For Children With Cancer
Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF)
The Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF) is dedicated to supporting children diagnosed with cancer and their families in Augusta, ME. We recognize the often-overlooked needs that arise during the challenging journey of cancer treatment, and we strive to provide compassionate assistance tailored to those needs. HBF offers a range of services including care packages, emergency financial aid, therapeutic activities, and support groups to foster emotional well-being. Additionally, we provide spiritual support and practical resources like grocery cards, gas cards, gift certificates, and meal vouchers to ensure families have the essentials they require during difficult times. Our mission is to bring hope, comfort, and relief to those in need, reinforcing that no family should face cancer alone.
Augusta, ME
Family Grants
Runway for Recovery
Family Grants, based in Augusta, ME, provides essential financial support to families who have lost a loved one to breast cancer, alleviating the stress of unexpected expenses during a challenging time. Our mission is to reduce both financial and logistical burdens while offering emotional and social assistance tailored to the unique needs of each family. We fund a wide range of services, including summer camp fees, childcare, counseling, playgroup therapy, support groups, tutoring, extracurricular activities, alternative healing practices, and meal support, among others. We prioritize assisting families in New England who are facing immediate financial challenges and who are not receiving help from other sources. By paying service providers directly, we ensure that our support is delivered efficiently, aiming to process applications within 3-4 weeks. Family Grants invites families to share their specific needs, acknowledging that many requirements may not be listed, and we are here to provide the support they need to navigate these trying times with dignity and care.
Augusta, ME
Patient Aid Program
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS)
Located in Augusta, ME, the Patient Aid Program is dedicated to supporting individuals facing healthcare-related financial challenges. We offer a one-time stipend of $100 designed to alleviate non-medical expenses such as transportation, food, housing, and utilities. Our mission is to provide urgent financial assistance tailored to the needs of those affected, ensuring they can focus on their health and recovery without the burden of financial strain. It’s important to note that funding for this program is limited and subject to change, so we encourage individuals to reach out to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society for the most current information regarding assistance options.
Augusta, ME
Urgent Need Program
Leukemia And Lymphoma Society
The Urgent Need Program, located in Augusta, ME, is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to eligible patients facing non-medical expenses during their treatment journey. We understand the challenges that come with medical conditions, which is why our program supports individuals by covering critical costs such as rent, mortgage, lodging, utilities, childcare, elder care, food, transportation, car repairs, car insurance, phone service, and acute dental work related to treatment. Our mission is to lighten the burden of financial strain so patients can focus on what truly matters—their health. Please note that funding availability may vary throughout the year, so we encourage potential applicants to connect with us for the most current information and assistance options available.
Augusta, ME
Financial Assistance
Patches of Light
Patches of Light is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to families in Augusta, ME, who are navigating the challenges of catastrophic health issues. Our mission is to support families with children by offering help for utilities, housing costs, gas cards, and grocery cards during their time of need. We understand the weight of financial burdens and work closely with medical teams to verify applications for assistance, ensuring strict confidentiality. Applications typically take 2-3 weeks to process, and we kindly ask that requests come through hospital staff to maintain authenticity. While we cannot engage in direct communication with families, we encourage applicants to send a quick email to confirm their application has been received, helping us facilitate timely support where it's most needed. Together, we can bring hope and relief to families during difficult times.
Augusta, ME
Grant Program
American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF)
The American Children's Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) in Augusta, ME, is dedicated to supporting families impacted by childhood cancer and recent survivors within four years of remission. Our Grant Program offers critical financial assistance to alleviate the burden of living expenses during challenging times. We understand the pressing needs that arise from a cancer diagnosis, which is why our support covers essentials such as housing costs, utilities, food, medical treatments, prescriptions, transportation to medical appointments, lodging at distant facilities, and even funeral expenses when necessary. Each request for assistance is evaluated individually, ensuring that support is tailored to the specific needs of families, based on the availability of funds and the details provided in the Benevolence Request Application. We are here to help lift the financial strain so that families can focus on what truly matters—their child's health and well-being.
Augusta, ME
Abortion Assistance Support
The Brigid Alliance
The Brigid Alliance is dedicated to providing essential travel and logistical support for individuals seeking abortions in Augusta, ME. We understand the complexities and challenges associated with accessing abortion services, and our mission is to alleviate some of that burden. We assist with booking and paying for transportation and lodging, as well as offering meal and childcare reimbursements to ensure a smooth experience. Our compassionate team is here to provide the support you need during this sensitive time. To access our services, please ask your clinic or abortion fund to refer you to The Brigid Alliance, and we will reach out within 24-48 hours to assist you.
Augusta, ME
Financial Assistance
Veterans Forward
Veterans Forward in Augusta, ME is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to veterans facing emergencies and household challenges. Our program aims to alleviate hardships by offering support for critical needs such as groceries, rent, clothing, fuel, car repairs, and more. We understand the unique struggles veterans encounter and are committed to standing beside them during difficult times, ensuring they have access to the resources they need to thrive.
Augusta, ME
Financial Support for Families Battling Pediatric Brain Cancer
Team Buddy Forever Foundation
The Team Buddy Forever Foundation is dedicated to providing essential financial support to families in Augusta, ME, who are facing the challenges of pediatric brain cancer, particularly Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). Our mission is to alleviate the financial burden during such a critical time by offering assistance for medical bills not covered by insurance, as well as support for monthly expenses like rent or mortgage payments, car payments, and utility bills. We also provide gas and food cards to ease the logistics of treatment and travel. We understand the urgency of these needs and are committed to standing alongside families as they navigate this difficult journey. For more information and to apply for assistance, please reach out to us directly.
South Portland, ME
Financial Assistance for Families Working in the Restaurant Industry
Children of Restaurant Employees (CORE)
In South Portland, ME, CORE is dedicated to providing compassionate financial assistance to food and beverage service employees who are navigating the challenges of financial hardship due to medical emergencies or illnesses. Our program is designed to help families by covering essential expenses such as rent or mortgage payments, utilities, medical bills, therapy, and travel costs related to hospital visits. We also support child-related needs like diapers and formula, as well as childcare expenses. Each individual beneficiary is entitled to a lifetime maximum of $7,500 in assistance, with the opportunity to reapply after 12 months if they are facing a new qualifying circumstance or the same ongoing condition. We understand the urgent needs of our community and are here to help families find stability during difficult times.
South Portland, ME
DHHS Community Care Program, Office of Population Health Equity, ME CDC
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
The DHHS Community Care Program, part of the Office of Population Health Equity in South Portland, ME, is dedicated to bridging the gap for Mainers seeking essential health programs and social services. Our online referral system offers a straightforward way for individuals and families facing barriers to connect with vital resources tailored to their unique needs. We provide access to culturally and linguistically appropriate services, support for mothers and children, healthcare navigation assistance, health and wellness education, and options for food, heating, and transportation assistance. Our compassionate team is committed to addressing stress and anxiety, as well as providing guidance on COVID-related resources. By filling out our referral form, community members can expect a timely response from one of our partner organizations, typically within 1-3 days, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to receive the support they deserve. Explore our services and let us help you find the resources you need to thrive.
South Portland, ME
Women, Infant and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC)
The Opportunity Alliance
The Women, Infant and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC) in South Portland, ME, is dedicated to supporting low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, along with infants and children up to five years of age. Our mission is to foster healthy food habits through comprehensive nutrition education and the provision of supplemental food tailored to the unique needs of families. We also champion breastfeeding by offering valuable promotion and support services, while connecting families to necessary health care referrals. Fathers, parents, step-parents, guardians, and foster parents of young children are encouraged to apply for assistance, reinforcing our commitment to nurturing the health and well-being of all families in our community.
190 Lancaster St, South Portland, ME 04101
Food Pantries & Support in Maine
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