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Find similar grantsLodging Assistance (Georgia Transplant Foundation) is sponsored by Georgia Transplant Foundation. This grant helps with temporary lodging costs for individuals away from home seeking transplant-related care. All lodging assistance must be pre-approved and is subject to a daily maximum.
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The Lodging Assistance Program provides financial assistance with temporary housing costs specifically related to the transplant that arise due to follow-up care and unexpected complications. My scars are my constant reminder of how blessed I am to my donor and God for giving me a new liver and a new life. GTF was there to help me all along the way!
-Jennifer S, Liver Transplant Recipient ## Many recipients, candidates and family members require lodging in the area surrounding their transplant center for follow-up medical care. Often times,candidates and recipients lack the resources to afford the additional expenses they incur while receiving treatment far from home when they are still having to pay for their permanent home.
Additionally, there are often times unexpected lodging needs that arise with follow-up care and unexpected complications, and many patients and families cannot afford this cost. The program is not meant to take the place of pre-transplant planning nor is it intended to address short-term/on-going follow-up visits to the transplant center. Requests for post-transplant assistance will not be approved pre-transplant.
### Eligibility Guidelines: * Solid organ transplant recipient. * Evidence of financial need. * Proof of a need related to transplant.
* Lodging Assistance can be offered for the family during the pre-transplant stay while the patient is hospitalized, or post-transplant, as required by the medical team. * Lodging needs must be pre-approved. * Lodging assistance is not meant to take the place of pre-transplant planning or to address housing needs for ongoing/routine clinic visits; evidence of working on a permanent solution to address the need.
1. Discuss your need with your transplant center social worker. 2.
Submit completed application to your social worker or through the online application form below. 3. Provide documents to support the requested assistance.
4. Applications will be reviewed, once submitted and complete. 5.
Requesting social worker will be notified regarding the review decision. 6. Checks are written payable to the vendor ## LODGING ASSISTANCE APPLICATION You can use our online form to apply for this program.
_Note: To access the online application, you will need a password provided by your transplant center social worker. _ Download and fill out out the application. Once completed, submit it to your transplant center social worker with the necessary documentation.
_Please inquire only is space is available. **Do not****reserve** with any of these options before GTF has given your social worker authorization. _ Jacksonville-Area Resources Birmingham-Area Resources Charleston-Area Resources
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Solid organ transplant recipients, UNOS-listed candidates, dialysis patients seeking a transplant, and living donors residing in Georgia who need temporary lodging for transplant care. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Lodging Assistance (Georgia Transplant Foundation) is funded by Georgia Transplant Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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