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Not sure what these lodging resources cover? These are resources for temporary housing facilities for patients, and usually a family member or caretaker, when the patient is receiving care at a medical facility far from home.
2-1-1
Population Served:
Everyone in the U.S. (check the website for availability in your area)
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF)
Population Served:
Children with cancer and their families, caregivers, young adults, healthcare professionals and researchers related to childhood cancer
American Cancer Society (ACS)
Population Served:
People affected by a cancer internationally; programs and services offered to patients and caregivers residing in the United States
Chemo Divas
Population Served:
Individuals in the U.S. affected by cancer, with special emphasis on equity for women of color
Compass To Care Childhood Cancer Foundation
Population Served:
Families with children under age 18 in active cancer treatment in the U.S.
Family Reach
Population Served:
Cancer patients and their families within the 50 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico and U.S. territories
Healthcare Hospitality Network (HHN)
Population Served:
Patients, families and their loved ones who are receiving medical treatment far from their home communities.
Joe’s House
Population Served:
People in the U.S. seeking temporary lodging when away from home for cancer treatment; some lodging options accept any patient regardless of illness
Oracle Health Foundation
Population Served:
Children with serious illness 18 years old or younger, or ages 19 to 21 if they have a child-like mental state
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Population Served:
Seriously ill or injured children and their families in the U.S. and some international locations; non-profit organizations; students
The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation
Population Served:
Families of children with cancer in the U.S.
The Bone Marrow & Cancer Foundation
Population Served:
Cancer and transplant patients and families, caregivers, survivors
The National Children’s Cancer Society
Population Served:
Children with cancer and their families, caregivers, survivors, health professionals