Located in Farmerville, LA, the Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF) is dedicated to providing comprehensive support for children affected by cancer and their families. Understanding the myriad challenges that arise during a cancer diagnosis, HBF offers vital assistance including care packages, emergency financial aid, therapeutic activities, and emotional support through support groups. Additionally, we provide spiritual guidance, grocery and gas cards, as well as gift certificates and meal vouchers to help alleviate the burdens faced by families during their journey. Our mission is to ensure that each child and their family feel cared for and supported throughout this difficult time.

At the Cancer Foundation League (CFL) in Farmerville, LA, we are dedicated to providing vital financial assistance to cancer patients in Northeast Louisiana. Our mission is to help alleviate some of the burdens faced by those undergoing treatment by offering support for costs associated with cancer-related medications, transportation to and from treatment, nutritional supplements, medical supplies, and essential household bills, such as rent, utilities, and insurance. While we cannot cover hospital bills or certain deposits, our team is committed to facilitating approved expenses by directly paying qualified vendors, ensuring that patients receive the help they need without the added stress of financial constraints. To access our services, prospective applicants can complete a referral form available on our website, and we welcome all who are in need of assistance on their cancer journey.

The Supplemental Food Assistance Program (SNAP) Outreach in Farmerville, LA, is dedicated to empowering individuals and families by connecting them with vital food assistance resources. Through personalized support, our Outreach Coordinator will guide you through the process of determining your eligibility for SNAP benefits, assist in completing your application, and ensure your documentation is submitted efficiently to social services—all in a convenient and safe setting. We believe in making government food assistance accessible and understandable, ensuring that those in need can take advantage of the resources available to them. Additionally, we provide information on local food resources to further support our community in achieving food security.

The Patient Aid Program in Farmerville, LA, is dedicated to supporting individuals facing financial hardships associated with non-medical expenses during their health journey. By offering a one-time stipend of $100, this program assists with urgent needs such as transportation, food, housing, and utilities, helping to alleviate some of the burdens during challenging times. While availability of funds may fluctuate, our commitment to providing emergency payments reflects our mission to stand by those in need. For the most current information on program status and assistance, we encourage reaching out directly to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Located in Farmerville, LA, the OvarCare Patient Assistance Program is dedicated to supporting women battling ovarian cancer by offering financial assistance and essential resources tailored specifically for their needs. Our program provides a financial grant of $200, along with a $100 gas card and a $100 grocery card to help ease the burden of everyday expenses. We understand the emotional challenges faced during treatment, which is why we also offer psycho-social counseling sessions and genetic counseling conducted by licensed professionals via phone. We encourage healthcare providers to submit applications on behalf of patients, which are processed in the order received. Support from OvarCare ensures that strong, resilient individuals have access to vital assistance as they navigate their health journey.

The Urgent Need Program, located in Farmerville, LA, is dedicated to supporting eligible patients by alleviating non-medical expenses that can significantly impact their lives during difficult times. We offer vital financial assistance for a range of needs including rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, elder care, and food, ensuring that our community members can focus on their health and recovery without the burden of financial strain. Additionally, our program helps cover transportation, car repair and insurance, phone services, and acute dental work related to treatment. Funding for the Urgent Need Program may vary throughout the year, so we encourage interested individuals to connect with us for the most current information and support.

Patches of Light is dedicated to supporting families in Farmerville, LA, who are navigating the challenges of catastrophic health issues and financial hardship. Understanding the urgent needs that arise during such difficult times, we provide critical financial assistance for utilities, housing, and essentials like gas and grocery cards. Our application process, which takes approximately 2-3 weeks, is designed to maintain confidentiality and is accessible only through medical staff involved with the child's care, ensuring that support is provided in a respectful and secure manner. We encourage hospital staff to confirm the submission of applications via email to facilitate timely processing, as direct communication from families regarding applications cannot be accommodated. At Patches of Light, we are committed to being a reliable source of help during some of life's most challenging circumstances, extending our hand to families when they need it most.

The Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (DSNAP) in Farmerville, LA, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to low to moderate income households impacted by disasters such as hurricanes. Our mission is to support individuals and families who do not typically receive SNAP benefits by helping them acquire groceries during difficult times due to lost income or property damages. We encourage residents to pre-register online or by phone to ensure timely access to emergency food benefits following a disaster. Pre-registration is crucial as it facilitates a faster response when access to necessary household and income information may be compromised. Although current SNAP recipients do not need to register again, they can also receive additional benefits automatically if eligible. As we prioritize our community's safety, applications for DSNAP, especially in light of ongoing health concerns, are accepted via phone to ensure assistance is conveniently accessible to all. We are here to help navigate the application process and ensure that no one goes hungry in the wake of challenging circumstances.

The American Children’s Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) is dedicated to supporting families facing the challenges of childhood cancer through our Grant Program in Farmerville, LA. We offer urgent financial assistance to families whose child has cancer, as well as to cancer survivors within four years of remission. Our program addresses a range of critical needs, including housing, utility bills, food, medical expenses, prescriptions, transportation to treatment, and lodging while at distant medical facilities. Each request for support is carefully evaluated on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that we provide aid in a thoughtful and timely manner. If you or a loved one is in need of assistance, we invite you to submit a Benevolence Request Application to explore how we can help lighten this challenging journey together.

The PNH Patient Travel Assistance Fund is dedicated to providing vital financial support to patients affected by Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH) in Farmerville, LA, and across the U.S. We understand the challenges faced by PNH patients in accessing specialized care, which is why we offer up to $800 in travel assistance per patient, per year. This assistance can be utilized for essential travel expenses, including airfare or train tickets, ground transportation, lodging, meals, and co-pays for medical visits or tests that may not be covered by insurance. We believe that no patient should face these challenges alone, and grantees are welcome to bring a companion along for support, ensuring they receive the care they need to manage their condition effectively.

Operation Family Fund is dedicated to supporting eligible service members and their families in Farmerville, LA, by providing vital financial assistance through grants aimed at covering essential needs such as medical care, housing, and other basic requirements. Our commitment to serving those who have served is rooted in compassion and respect, offering grants that enable families to navigate challenging circumstances. To qualify, a case manager, social worker, or doctor must confirm the service-connected disability rating of the applicant. While we strive to help as many families as possible, we are currently facing a high volume of requests and a temporary shortage of funding due to limited donations, which means we are not accepting applications for our waiting list at this time. We remain hopeful for the future and continue to seek community support to meet the needs of our servicemen and women.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Farmerville, LA, is dedicated to supporting low-income households by providing essential monthly food assistance benefits. Our mission is to help families access nutritious food, promoting their health and well-being. While SNAP benefits cover part of a household's food expenses, we understand the importance of additional support, which is why we also offer guidance in applying for regular SNAP and the Louisiana Combined Application Project (LaCAP). As we navigate increased inquiries related to COVID-19, we appreciate your patience during longer wait times and encourage you to stay informed about program updates through our available resources.

Early Head Start - Louisiana, located in Farmerville, LA, is dedicated to providing a comprehensive Early Education and Child Development program for pregnant women, infants, toddlers, and their families. Our mission is to support the holistic needs of families from pregnancy through a child's third birthday, offering vital services that include early learning opportunities, health and development screenings, and extensive family support. We prioritize the well-being and growth of each child, fostering a nurturing environment that empowers parents and enriches the lives of our youngest community members. For more information on how to access our services, please visit your nearest location in Louisiana.