Respite and Camp Services

Everyone in the U.S. (check the website for availability in your area)

Families with kids facing a life-threatening medical condition in the United States. 

Patients and caregivers in the U.S. needing assistance in finding respite care in their community

Children ages 6 to 16 who have a parent either in remission from cancer, currently battling cancer, or that have a parent that has passed away from cancer in the U.S.

Children 0 to 18 years with life-threatening illnesses and their families

Individuals, families, caregivers and the bereaved in the U.S. affected by a cancer diagnosis

Adolescent and young adult cancer patients and survivors

Terminally ill children throughout the United States, diagnosed with cancer and in the late stages of their illness, who qualify as low income or financially needy PRIOR to diagnosis, are 18 years old or younger (however, if child is 21 or younger and was diagnosed with their cancer before turning 18 and is still being treated in a pediatric facility, the patient may still qualify), and the application must be submitted by the referring hospital or hospice are team.

Young adult cancer patients and survivors in the US

Anyone over the age of 18 who has been diagnosed with cancer in the US or Canada

Young adult cancer survivors and caregivers between the ages of 18 to 45

Children with cancer and their siblings, ages 6 to 17

Children and young adults with a serious illness (ages 5-25) and their families

Young families with children 18 or under, facing the loss of a parent to a life-threatening illness or living with loss

Men diagnosed with cancer in US, Canada, and Internationally
 

Women diagnosed with cancer

Patients in the U.S. with rare diseases

Children with cancer and their siblings, ages 5 to 17.

Children and young adults with cancer, ages birth to 30 years old, and their families

Children with cancer and their siblings age 3 ½ - 16

Caregivers, professionals, general public