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Beth C. Wright Transportation and Lodging Assistance Program is sponsored by Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center.
This program, funded by a grant from the Maine Cancer Foundation, helps cancer patients in Hancock and Washington counties with transportation and lodging costs for treatment. Patients and caregivers can be reimbursed for gas, other travel, and hotel rooms.
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## Do you travel to Ellsworth, Brewer, Portland, Boston or beyond for Cancer Treatment? ### Do you need help with travel or a place to stay? **It’s a long drive for some cancer patients in Hancock and Washington Counties who must travel from 40 to over 100 miles or much more, one way to receive cancer treatment.
** The Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center has received a grant from the Maine Cancer Foundation to pay for transportation & lodging costs for cancer patients traveling to receive treatment. Patients and their caregivers will be reimbursed for gas, other forms of travel and hotel rooms.
Cancer patients in Hancock and Washington counties must travel long distances to get to the major treatment Center in Brewer. They also may travel to Portland or Boston to get treatment that may not be offered in Brewer. The **Beth Wright Center’s Transportation & Lodging Financial Assistance Program** is made possible by the generous support of the **Maine Cancer Foundation**.
Learn more about this program and other free programs for cancer patients, their families and loved ones by calling the Center.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Cancer patients and their caregivers in Hancock and Washington counties, Maine, who are traveling to receive treatment. Non-profit organizations supporting these patients would be eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Beth C. Wright Transportation and Lodging Assistance Program is funded by Beth C. Wright Cancer Resource Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Washington and Maine. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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