Financial/Practical Support Resources

The Road To Recovery program provides free transportation to and from cancer-related medical appointments through volunteer drivers, helping remove barriers to accessing treatment.

Ann’s Place provides free support services for individuals and families affected by cancer, including counseling, support groups, wellness programs, and educational resources. 

CancerCare offers free support services, including counseling, support groups, education, and financial assistance, to help individuals manage the emotional and practical challenges of cancer.

The Connecticut Cancer Foundation provides financial assistance to cancer patients to help cover everyday living expenses, allowing individuals to focus on treatment and recovery.

The ECHN Survivorship Program offers coordinated care and support services to help cancer survivors manage their health and well-being after treatment.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and Blood Cancer United provide education, support, and resources for individuals affected by blood cancers, including local programs and community connections.

The NECT Cancer Fund provides financial assistance to cancer patients in the region to help offset costs related to treatment, transportation, and daily living needs.

Pink Aid offers financial assistance and support services to breast cancer patients, helping cover non-medical expenses during treatment and recovery.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Connecticut and Western Massachusetts provides temporary housing and support services for families with children receiving medical care away from home.

Triage Cancer provides resources and education on navigating insurance, employment, and financial challenges related to cancer, helping individuals understand their rights and options.