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Find similar grantsHalyn Murtha Family Assistance Fund is sponsored by Halyn Murtha Family Assistance Fund. This fund helps Connecticut residents living with epilepsy in need of financial assistance to cover the cost of epilepsy treatment and care services, including medical expenses not covered by insurance, respite care, and medical devices.
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Halyn Murtha Family Assistance Fund - Epilepsy Foundation of Connecticut Halyn Murtha Family Assistance Fund Financial assistance in honor of Halyn Halyn Murtha was a vibrant, young girl whose life was cut short as a result of SUDEP (Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy). The Murtha Family and the Epilepsy Foundation of Connecticut are pleased to offer this assistance fund, which has been created in her honor.
This fund is to help people with epilepsy in need of financial assistance to cover the cost of epilepsy treatment, and care services associated with the condition.
The following are examples of qualified services or items: Medical Services, Devices or Supports Currently be under the care of a licensed neurologist or epileptologist Submit a completed and executed application for financial assistance, along with any required documentation. Be able to identify and explain the purpose of the request for financial assistance, including a statement of need.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Connecticut residents living with epilepsy who are in need of financial assistance. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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