Resources

Designs mainstream footwear based on universal design with zippers along the sides and toes, allowing shoe tops to fully open and fold over. Offers a Help Hope Live partner discount of 10% off.

Provides support, educational information, and resources for blood stem cell transplant, graft-versus-host disease (GVHD), and CAR T-cell therapy patients and caregivers. Programs include peer mentoring, virtual support groups, and a mental health provider directory. Issues financial aid at the referral of certified medical professionals for patient-associated costs (e.g., medical travel, medical lodging, utilities, food).

Provides navigational guidance, educational resources, and wellness tools for the cancer community. Awards grants for treatment costs, insurance premiums, prescriptions, medical lodging, medical travel, general living expenses, and urgent needs. Offers peer mentoring, caregiver support, online forums, and support groups. Helps veterans access therapy-required dental work. Grants scholarships for blood cancer survivors. Supports scientific research and advocacy initiatives.

Offers support, educational information, short-term counseling, patient navigational assistance, and a crowdfunding platform for cancer or bone marrow, stem cell or cord blood transplant patients, survivors, and caregivers. Facilitates virtual support, peer mentoring, and wellness resources via a free app, CancerBuddy. Medical professionals can nominate clients for potential financial assistance with associated costs (e.g., donor searches, home and child care, healthcare equipment, medical travel, medical lodging).

Supports the cystic fibrosis (CF) community with educational and wellness resources, advocacy efforts, and Team Boomer athletic opportunities. Offers financial assistance in the form of higher education scholarships and grants for emergency needs, transplant medical travel and lodging, and IVF services.

Offers educational resources, a caregiver information center, and general support for the brain injury community. Charters local affiliate groups who offer state-specific programs, events, and opportunities. Maintains a listing of nationwide virtual support groups for survivors and caregivers. Champions public policy and awareness initiatives.

Provides educational information, support, resources, and a social media online community for all affected by brain injury.

Facilitates direct service and support programs for Northern Virginia brain injury survivors and caregivers. Offerings include case management, vocational and life skills training, short-term counseling, friendship programs, educational and wellness events, virtual support groups, and services for veterans.

Offers brain injury and spinal cord injury legal options, educational information, and resources.

Offers educational information and resources for brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) communities. Promotes personal stories and blog postings from survivors and caregivers. Shares targeted learning support for families impacted by pediatric brain injuries and military families.

Provides Pennsylvania and Colorado school-based consultation for students with brain injury, their families, and school personnel. Teams help ensure the identification and implementation of support and services to meet student needs.

Provides accessible vehicle and mobility product solutions, offering the support of mobility specialists and a nationwide dealer network for new, used, and rental options. Provides targeted resources for caregivers and veterans.

Provides type 1 diabetes (T1D) educational resources, hotline support, online communities, virtual support, and in-person patient and caregiver meet-up opportunities. Champions T1D research and policy and healthcare advocacy initiatives.

Offers programs and resources encouraging wellness and an active lifestyle for those living with cystic fibrosis (CF). Nationwide and California-preferred grants are available to facilitate fitness opportunities (e.g., activities, equipment, memberships) and healthy lifestyle goals. For Georgia residents, an additional grant can help offset nutritional and medical travel costs. Hosts monthly virtual educational meetings on the topic of CF-related male sexual and reproductive health.

Issues last-dollar funding grants up to $5,000 to help individuals have enough funding to purchase wheelchair accessible vehicles. Vehicles must be purchased through a National Mobility Equipment Dealer Association (NMEDA) dealership. Eligible participants must require such a vehicle for educational, employment, or military needs.

Issues financial assistance and support for individuals receiving active treatment or hospice care for cancer in select counties in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. One-time grants can be used for non-emergency household expenses (e.g., rent, mortgage, utilities, phone bills, car payments, auto insurance).

Funds critical medical research and offers support and resources for individuals living with paralysis. Offers educational scholarships and direct financial grants for specific modifications or equipment needs.

Manages pediatric Georgia-based, residential, medically supervised, and adaptive camps targeted to common disabilities, illnesses, medical conditions, or life challenges. Offers year-round retreats, weekend camps, and military family opportunities.

Offers programs and tools to enrich the health and well-being of multiple sclerosis (MS) patients and care partners. Offers small group virtual coaching, webinars, virtual support meetups, online fitness classes, and multi-media educational resources.

Facilitates peer mentoring matches for cancer patients and loved ones offering survivorship, caregiving, or clinical trial support. Promotes oncology resources and stories of hope.

Provides legal educational information for cancer patients (e.g., advance planning, debt and finances, disability benefits, employment, estate planning, insurance). Manages a large virtual library of topic-specific resources, webinars, and presentations.

Supports the needs of cancer survivors through public policy initiatives and advocacy efforts. Promotes resources, survivorship tools, and educational information.

Provides cancer-related resources, educational information, Helpline assistance, and advocacy opportunities. Facilitates an online community and storytelling platform for patient and caregiver peer support. A Virtual Home hub offers multi-media learning opportunities and wellness tools. Local affiliate centers offer additional events and programming.

Offers educational information, resource navigation, wellness opportunities, and workshops for cancer patients, caregivers, and families. Short-term counseling and support groups (in-person or virtual) are available for Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York residents. Online message boards offer nationwide support. Facilitates bereavement groups. Financial assistance programs help offset cancer-related costs for eligible patients (e.g., medications, chemotherapy, medical travel, home or childcare, pet assistance).

Provides learning resources and a social networking platform for cancer patients and caregivers to offer peer support, connections, and educational information.

Provides mortgage or rent financial assistance for Arizona families facing an extended pediatric critical illness or injury.

Provides free healthcare and preventative screening services to underserved, uninsured, and underinsured populations at large-scale Southern California clinics. Offers medical, vision, and dental care, as well as wellness support and resources. Connects patients with long-term primary and specialty providers and clinics. Wristbands for entry are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Facilitates an online community for patients and caregivers impacted by spinal cord injuries or disorders, brain injuries, and neurological or neuromuscular conditions.

Offers educational information and resources for the heart, kidney, and lung transplant communities.

Offers support for family caregivers of loved ones with acute medical conditions, disabilities, or aging-related needs. Provides educational tools, multi-media resources, a Caregiver Help Desk, and dedicated Facebook community.

Serves as an online health and wellness product marketplace for home care needs. Affords caregivers access to trained care specialists for product guidance and support.

Hosts personalized webpages allowing individuals and families to easily inform their communities about their medical journey and opportunities for assistance. Site features include journaling, photo albums, volunteer sign-ups, and guestbook messaging.

Provides health management informational resources (e.g., caregiving, financial matters, medical communications, care levels, insurance, advance directives, bereavement). Maintains a searchable hospice and palliative care provider database.

Provides support services for critically ill children and their families at select partner hospitals in the Mid-Atlantic region, Midwest, and Florida. Programs include recreational events, regional family outings, grocery gift cards, pajama donations, and birthday presents.

Administers financial assistance to eligible Massachusetts families impacted by pediatric disabilities or special health needs (up to age 22). Eligible expenses include medical costs, mental health services, prescriptions, therapies, assistive or adaptive equipment, medical travel or lodging, dental care, home modifications, wheelchair-accessible vehicles or modifications, state-based insurance premiums, or funeral services.

Provides financial aid for qualifying New Jersey families facing unmet costs related to pediatric illnesses or medical conditions (up to age 22). Eligible expenses include medical costs, prescriptions, home health care, home modifications, wheelchair-accessible vehicles or modifications, mental health services, durable medical equipment, disposable medical supplies, service animals, and funeral expenses.

Hosts CDA Cares large-scale charitable dental clinics providing no-cost oral health services and connections with permanent dentists throughout California. Appointments must be made in advance on their website.

Offers nationwide virtual support groups and resources for people with chronic illnesses and their caregivers. All groups are free-of-charge, and are facilitated by licensed mental health professionals.

Facilitates athletic opportunities for all with physical disabilities (e.g., camps, clinics, inclusive clubs, adaptive programs). Grants help offset memberships, adaptive equipment, sporting costs, and prosthetics. Offers targeted military and first responder support.

Provides cancer patients with volunteer peer support during IV chemotherapy or immunotherapy. Patients receive weekly words of encouragement via traditional mail.

Grants wishes for seriously ill children up to age 21. Dream wishes facilitate trips, special events, or gifts. Support wishes provide access to practical needs (e.g., medical needs, ramps, accessible equipment, assistive devices, camps).

Creates designer wheel covers for wheelchairs. Offers a Help Hope Live partner discount of 10% off with code: HHL10.

Provides lung health patient education. Manages an online library dedicated to interstitial lung disease (ILD), which causes inflammation and/or scarring.

Provides pediatric neurological educational information and tools related to diagnoses, behavioral health, and care needs. Support programs connect families with navigational help, peer mentoring, and resources. Learning portal offers virtual courses to benefit families and medical professionals.

Facilitates hospital-based support for pediatric cancer patients and caregivers. Distributes healthcare organizer binders, iPads, gift baskets, and wig-hats. Offers navigational and referral resources for families.

Offers educational resources and financial assistance for eligible expenses facing pediatric and adult blood cancer patients (e.g., chemotherapy, diagnostic or lab tests, infusion therapies, prescriptions, office visits).

Supports the neuroblastoma community, offering resources and educational conference opportunities for impacted families. Raises research funds with the goal of finding a cure.

Offers nonprofit administered fundraising assistance for children and young adults facing organ or cell transplantation. Individuals diagnosed with a single-gene disorder such as cystic fibrosis, sickle cell disease, or polycystic kidney disease can also work with COTA. (Help Hope Live has a shared agreement with COTA whereby patients can only work with one nonprofit fundraising service at a time.)

Provides commercial airline tickets for families to access long distance pediatric medical care. Coordinates all child and caregiver travel arrangements. On rare occasions, local volunteer pilots transport children who are unable to fly via commercial airlines.

Provides grants for medically related expenses facing individuals with rare health conditions, veterans, active-duty military families, and first responders. Examples of life-changing needs include wheelchair-accessible vans, home or vehicle modifications, therapies, service dogs, assistive or adaptive equipment, and mobility items.

Offers educational information, support, resources, and advocacy opportunities for people living with paralysis and their caregivers. Facilitates access to information specialists, accessible lifestyle tips and tools, peer mentoring, virtual support groups, and learning webinars. Provides targeted support for paralyzed military members and veterans. Raises critical funding for spinal cord injury and paralysis research initiatives.

Provides grants to help offset out-of-pocket costs facing families of critically ill children (e.g., general living expenses, travel, lodging). Medical professionals or social workers submit applications on behalf of eligible families.

Connects cancer patients with free home cleaning services. Individuals are eligible if in active treatment, recovering from cancer, or receiving hospice care.

Supports the cochlear implant community with educational information and resources. Provides cochlear implant equipment grants and distributes related supplies to physicians for distribution (e.g., batteries, cords, cables, processors).

Sponsors an annual two-day charitable dental clinic. Services include cleanings, fillings, root canals, and extractions, with care provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Promotes a list of statewide low-fee dental clinics.

Provides educational information, resources, and support programs for all impacted by colorectal cancer. Offers a Helpline, peer mentoring, an online community, and a private Facebook support group. Provides financial assistance to help offset screening and treatment-related costs.

Offers liver disease educational resources and a virtual support group for primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) patients. Coordinates patient workshops and community special events.

Coordinates non-emergency medical transportation and lodging for qualifying pediatric cancer families. A medical professional or social worker must initiate the referral process.

Provides educational information and advocacy opportunities for all impacted by congenital heart disease (CHD). Connects diagnosed adults and teens to an endorsed external Facebook support group. Facilitates a Facebook group for bereaved families.

Provides the chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) community with health education information, advocacy opportunities, and research involvement. Facilitates an interactive online community platform offering support, sharing, and resources.