Located in Plymouth, IN, the Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF) is dedicated to supporting children with cancer and their families during challenging times. We understand that the journey through cancer can be overwhelming, which is why we provide essential assistance tailored to meet the diverse needs of families facing this diagnosis. Our services include care packages, emergency financial assistance, therapeutic activities, support groups, and spiritual support to uplift families when they need it most. Additionally, we offer practical help such as grocery cards, gas cards, gift certificates, and meal vouchers, ensuring that families can focus on healing and togetherness. At HBF, we are committed to making a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve while fostering a caring community around them.

NICU Family Support in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to uplifting families navigating the challenges of having a child in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, as well as those who have faced the heartbreak of pregnancy and infant loss. Our compassionate program offers essential services, including care packages, food assistance, fuel assistance, and bereavement memory boxes, ensuring that families have the support they need during difficult times. We also provide bereavement support resources and vital baby supplies to help ease the burden. With a focus on care and practical support, we strive to be a compassionate ally for families in need.

Located in Plymouth, Indiana, the Patient Aid Program is dedicated to easing the financial burdens faced by individuals undergoing treatment by offering a one-time $100 stipend to assist with essential non-medical expenses such as transportation, food, housing, and utilities. We understand the challenges that come with health issues, and our mission is to provide timely emergency payments to alleviate some of the stress associated with everyday costs. While the continuation of our program is dependent on available funding, we remain committed to supporting those in need. For the most current information regarding our services and assistance, we encourage individuals to reach out directly to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS).

The Urgent Need Program in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to patients facing non-medical expenses arising from their health challenges. We understand the pressures that medical conditions can impose, and our mission is to alleviate some of that burden. Our comprehensive support includes help with rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, elder care, food, transportation, car repairs, car insurance, and even acute dental work related to treatment. We aim to ensure that eligible individuals receive the critical assistance they need to maintain stability and focus on their recovery. Please note that funding availability may vary throughout the year, so we encourage those in urgent need to connect with us for the latest information on assistance options available in their time of need.

The Military Family Relief Fund (MFRF), located in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to providing vital financial assistance to the families of deployed or recently deployed Indiana National Guard members and Selected Reserves. We understand the unique challenges these families face during deployment, and our mission is to alleviate some of their burdens through essential support. MFRF offers help for food, housing, utilities, transportation, and medical expenses, ensuring that families can focus on what truly matters. To access assistance, families can download the MFRF Application and apply for the necessary support they need during this challenging time.

Patches of Light serves families in Plymouth, IN, who are navigating the challenges of catastrophic health issues and financial strain. Our mission is to provide vital financial assistance to families with children in need, offering support for utilities, housing, and essential costs like gas and grocery cards. We work closely with medical teams to ensure proper verification while maintaining the confidentiality of each family's situation. To apply for assistance, families are encouraged to have applications submitted by hospital staff, as we cannot accept direct inquiries from applicants or family members. It is important to confirm the submission of applications via email to ensure timely processing, as this helps us track and manage assistance requests effectively. Patches of Light is dedicated to bringing comfort and relief to families during difficult times, ensuring they can focus on what truly matters—the health and well-being of their children.

The American Children's Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) is dedicated to uplifting families in Plymouth, IN, who are navigating the challenges of childhood cancer. Our Grant Program provides essential financial support to families facing the exhausting journey of cancer treatment, extending our help to cancer survivors within four years of remission. We offer assistance tailored to individual needs, including support for housing, utilities, food, medical expenses, prescriptions, transportation to medical appointments, and lodging near treatment facilities. Each request is assessed on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that we respond effectively to the unique circumstances of each family. At ACCBF, we are here to provide compassionate assistance when it is needed most, fostering hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

Based in Plymouth, Indiana, Emergency Financial Assistance is dedicated to supporting individuals with bleeding disorders by providing crucial and timely aid during unexpected challenges. We understand the urgency of financial hardships, offering assistance for essential quality of life needs such as clothing, uncovered medical expenses, rent payments, utilities, and food or gas through gift cards. Although our resources may be limited, we strive to help as many individuals as possible maintain stability and dignity in difficult times. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, we encourage you to reach out to our office for support.

Practical Abortion Fund, located in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to empowering individuals across the Midwest by providing crucial support for accessing safe, legal abortions. Our organization offers comprehensive assistance with essential services including travel coordination, lodging, food, medication, and emotional support. We focus on alleviating the financial burdens associated with travel costs, accommodation, food, childcare, and medications related to the abortion journey, although we do not fund the abortion procedure itself. Our compassionate team is committed to connecting individuals with additional resources they may qualify for. To ensure timely support, we encourage clients to request services at least five days in advance. Our Intake Coordinators will reach out within 24 hours to guide you through the process and answer any questions. At Practical Abortion Fund, we believe that everyone deserves access to the care they need without barriers.

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to fostering healthy eating habits among low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years of age. Our mission is to provide essential nutrition education, supplemental foods, and vital breastfeeding support, along with referrals for comprehensive health care. WIC operates safely and efficiently, offering modified services to prioritize the health of our clients and staff. For families seeking food assistance and resources, our welcoming clinics are ready to guide you through the application process and answer any questions you may have about how to access our services.

The Emergency Fund located in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to providing urgent financial assistance to kidney patients in need. Our mission is to support individuals who have reached a point where other resources have been exhausted, ensuring they get the essential help they require. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including aid for food, transportation, utilities, medication, and housing. To apply for assistance, patients must connect through their social workers, who play a crucial role in facilitating support tailored to each individual’s situation. We assess applications carefully, with a commitment to helping as many as possible based on available funding.

The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to providing comprehensive medical and supportive services that empower seniors with chronic care needs to maintain their independence at home for as long as possible. Our program encompasses a wide range of essential services, including adult daycare, nutrition counseling, therapeutic support, meal preparation, and various medical and dental care options. We work closely with our participants to ensure they receive coordinated in-home care, and we also provide necessary hospital and nursing home care when required. While participants must be certified as needing nursing home care to enroll, approximately 93 percent of our PACE members live in their own homes. Our commitment to personalized care is reinforced through our reimbursement model, which is based on Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, ensuring that our seniors receive the support they deserve in a compassionate and dignified manner.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to enhancing the health and nutrition of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, along with infants and children aged birth to five years. Our comprehensive services include nutrition and health screenings, personalized education and counseling, and strong support for breastfeeding. We also connect families to essential Indiana health, family, and social services, ensuring that they receive the resources they need to thrive. Through our program, we provide supplemental healthy foods tailored to address specific dietary requirements, working diligently to foster a healthy future for our community's youngest members.