Financial Support for Pancreatic Cancer in Newfoundland
Financial Assistance to Pancreatic Cancer patients in Newfoundland and in Canada is provided by a mix of governmental, non-profits, and charitable organizations.
Patient and Family Support Fund
The Cancer Care Foundation in Newfoundland offers short-term financial assistance for patients for treatment-related expenses like meals, accommodations and transport. They also may provide funding for costs associated with wigs, prosthetic and other equipment.
Contact: +1 (709) 777-7604
Craig‘s Cause Patient Financial Assistance Support Grant
Provided in the amount of $500/$1000 financial grant, eligibility and amount is determined by board of directors within thirty days from application.
The goal of our Patient Financial Support Grants™, is to provide financial aid to pancreatic cancer patients experiencing financial challenges, during their pancreatic cancer diagnosis. Grants are provided to patients who are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and who meet the criteria for this program.
Hope Air
Providing more than 20,000 travel arrangements in 2023 alone, Hope Air is a nationally registered charity that gets patients to specialized appointments or surgeries. Through free flights and travel arrangements, the charity enables Canadians to connect with medical facilities and resources that might otherwise be unavailable to them.
Their mission is rooted in the simple belief that healthcare should be accessible to all, regardless of geographical location or financial status.
Rainy Day Fund | Shine Through the Rain Foundation
The Rainy Day Fund provided by Shine Through the Rain Foundation offers financial assistance to Canadians undergoing treatment for life-threatening illnesses. The fund helps cover essential living expenses, such as utilities, rent, groceries, and transportation costs, with a maximum of $1,500 per year per family.
Applications must be submitted by a healthcare professional like a social worker or nurse, and the program prioritizes urgent needs. The assistance is provided directly to service providers, ensuring patients can maintain a stable living environment during treatment.
