Support for Families with Members Facing Serious Illness (S2023)

In today’s unequal world, thousands of families are torn apart economically, psychologically, and socially simply due to the illness of a loved one with serious and costly diseases. United for Humanity, in line with its core values and inspired by the programs of organizations such as Médecins Sans Frontières, UNHCR, and ReliefWeb, has launched a support program that provides financial and humanitarian assistance to families caring for a person with a serious and chronic illness.

Program Objective
This program is designed to reduce the economic pressures and improve the quality of life for families facing a health crisis. We believe that caring for a sick person should not come at the cost of the family’s collapse; no one should have to choose between food and medicine, or between paying rent and receiving treatment.

Support Focus Areas

• Direct Financial Assistance: Providing financial aid for essential medications, specialized treatment sessions, home medical equipment, and hospitalization costs

• Social and Counseling Support: Referral to support services and specialized resources to alleviate psychological and social burdens

• Special Case Follow-Up: For families in critical situations, a team of social workers personalizes the support process

• Preserving Human Dignity: All processes are carried out with confidentiality, respect, and honoring the dignity of the applicants

Who is prioritized?

• Families with a member suffering from diseases such as cancer, kidney failure, strokes, advanced heart diseases, rare genetic disorders, or severe mental illnesses

• Families living in migration, asylum, or statelessness who do not receive any government or private support

• Families under the care of a single mother or a disabled person

• Applicants with a referral letter from their treating physician, medical centers, or social organizations

Conditions and How to Apply
Important Note: This program is available only to families that do not receive any government or private support. Submission of valid medical documentation, along with clear and documented evidence of the family’s economic and social status, is required. Additionally, completing and submitting the official form H4460 for initial assessment is mandatory.

To receive support from the S2023 Program, please complete the application form on this page and attach the following documents:

• Identification documents for the family and patient

• Valid and up-to-date medical documents (at least two medical certificates from official centers)

• Referral letter from the physician, medical center, or a reputable charity organization

• Completed H4460 form

• Accurate contact information for future coordination

Our review team will assess the applications within 7 to 14 business days and will contact eligible applicants. If approved, assistance will begin immediately.

Important:
All services in this program are completely free, and no fees are charged at any stage of the process.
United for Humanity, with the support of philanthropists, church organizations, and international volunteers, is committed to transparently, humanely, and responsibly standing by the most vulnerable members of society.