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Cancer Patient Resources | Transportation, Grants & Lodging Cancer Can't provides reliable rides for cancer patients to their doctor's appointments, ensuring they receive the care they need. We serve any adult cancer patient in need. Request transportation assistance today.
Through our Grant Program, we offer a ray of hope for cancer patients facing financial challenges. We help ease the financial burden of cancer by helping patients with essential living expenses. Support for rent or mortgage payments Assistance with car insurance Financial support for utility bills Fill out the application for the grant program.
All paperwork must be completed to be considered for a grant. *An oncologist or social worker must sign off that you are currently battling cancer. Provide your most recent pay stub, recent bank statement and copies of eligible bills.
Please ensure you sign the release form. Email application to info@cancercant. com , or print and mail the application to: Applications are reviewed promptly, and patients are contacted shortly after applications are submitted.
Access Grant Application here: Peer-Led Cancer Support Group Are you battling cancer, or are you a caregiver for a cancer patient? Cancer Can't provides a safe, supportive environment for adults affected by cancer to come together to learn and support each other. Dates: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of every month 2nd Tuesday: The Flying Goat ( 3318 W Northwest Blvd.
Spokane, WA ) 4th Tuesday: Spokane Valley Library (22 N. Herald Rd. Spokane Valley, WA) Thanks to generous donations from local businesses , cancer patients and their families can receive free or discounted hotel rooms during treatment within the Inland Northwest.
Sponsored by Gesa Credit Union Each quarter, Cancer Can’t honors a local healthcare professional whose compassion and commitment make a meaningful difference for patients and families in the Inland Northwest. All quarterly heroes are eligible for the annual Healthcare Hero Award , sponsored by Gesa Credit Union. Who Can Submit a Nomination As a medical center hub, Spokane hosts some of the best cancer treatment facilities in the region.
Explore our list of approved centers committed to delivering high-quality care. 509-228-1000 | 208-754-3100 Kootenai Health Cancer Services MultiCare Cancer Institute-Deaconess Hospital MultiCare Cancer Institute-North Spokane Providence Cancer Care Sacred Heart Providence Holy Family Hospital 509-462-2273 | 509-822-4200
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any adult cancer patient in need of transportation to doctor's appointments. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Transportation Program (Cancer Can't) is funded by Cancer Can't. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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