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AddLife interacts with assistance organisations so that poor patients receive monetary support to ease financial burden associated with cost of cancer treatment and care.
99244 40580
They support treatment of some poor patients, who have cancers in early stage or those with high chance of cure. Cancer types like early breast cancer, early colon cancer, Hodgkin's lymphoma, blood cancers in children show high cure rates.
Room No. 415, Galaxy Mall, Opp. Jhansi Ki Rani BRTS Bus Stand, Ahmedabad 380015
079-2676 4001, 2675 4001
Financial help and assistance is provided to the poor and needy patients of Cancer.
HO Lucknow: 0522-400 0298, 406 2740. Regional Offices:
Ahmedabad: 079-4039 1434, 90811 23939. Hyderabad: 040-2447 8989, 98490 00883. Vellore: 04172-320 195, 93623 20195
Through their donors, efforts are made to provide financial aid to underprivileged cancer patients.
A-503, Shiv Gauri Society, Off Link Road, Chincholi Bunder, Malad (W), Mumbai 400064
Harikrupa, Plot 127/1, Sector-14, Gandhinagar 382016
99872 65715, 98217 83051
They seek to provide timely and subsidized/free treatment to impoverished cancer patients all over India, irrespective of caste, color, creed or racial origin. In addition to breast cancer, funds may be allocated to other cancers too.
A1/132, Lower Ground Floor, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 110029.
Mridul Arora
98110 61709
Financial assistance, of Rs 3 Lakhs per patient provided to patients belonging to underprivileged backgrounds, who are below 16 years of age. The entire cost of treatment of selected patients is supported, including diagnostic tests, investigations, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery and cost of medication.
Established by cricketer and cancer survivor Yuvraj Singh
92680 68050
This program provides financial assistance for underprivileged cancer patients, so that they can complete chemotherapy treatment. The program has served over 6,000 patients till date.
1800-425-0014
This is an initiative by V Care Foundation. Please contact the helpline (number below) for information on financial assistance provided by government schemes, NGOs, trusts and charitable organizations and hospitals.
1800-22-6780 (Toll free), 98219 49401
CARF gives monetary help to poor cancer patients from all over India towards Surgery, Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy.
Byculla Municipal School Bldg, Ground Floor, Near S Bridge, Byculla (W), N.M.Joshi Marg, Mumbai 400011
022-2300 5000, 2306 4442
Investors of HDFC Mutual Fund's closed-end scheme 'HDFC Debt Fund for Cancer Cure' receive the principal amount back at the end of the scheme's tenure of 3 years and return is donated to Indian Cancer Society's Cancer Cure Fund. ICS uses this to fund to sanction Rs 3 lakn to Rs 4 lakh per patient towards treatment. The Mutual Fund donates an amount equivalent to the returns, so that ICS receives an amount that is double that of the returns.
74, Jerbai Wadia Road, Bhoiwada, Parel, Mumbai 400012
Branches & affiliates all over India.
022-2413 9445 / 51
roshni@indiancancersociety.org
www.indiancancersociety.org/activities-ics/cancer-cure-fund.aspx
CLLF helps under-privileged children diagnosed with Leukemia and Lymphoma with financial aid so that proper diagnosis and long-term treatment can be carried out.
S-34, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-2, New Delhi 110020
011-4100 6481, 4100 6482.
(a) Initiation Fund is given to poor patients towards initial costs of diagnosis at the Cancer Hospital. An amount of Rs.15,000/- is given to the hospital so that the patient can undergo all the required initial tests for diagnosis. (b) Treatment Fund is given to poor patients so that certain part of their cancer treatment costs gets covered.
74, Jerbai Wadia Road, Bhoiwada, Parel, Mumbai 400012
Branches & affiliates all over India.
022-2413 9445 / 51
Provide zero-interest loans to employed persons for surgeries. No collateral required. Repayment by EMIs. PAN card, Aadhaar card and 3 month's Bank statement are the only documents to be submitted.
Helpline: 99710 22666, 92666 33344
Financial assistance is provided to socially and economically underprivileged patients, via select hospitals through a revolving fund arrangement. To apply download the Medical Grant Application Form, print it and submit the filled-up form in person or by post/courier to the address below. Documents as per check-list to be attached. Applicants should be above 18 years of age.
3rd floor, Mulla House, 51, MG Road, Fort, Mumbai 400001
022-6665 8282
Provide financial help to cancer-afflicted towards medication, tests and surgeries.
493, Basant Avenue, Amritsar 143001
Bikramjit Singh: 62835 75824, Vinny Soni: 98722 78850, Arun Seth: 97807 00683, Gagandeep Singh: 98552 00970
The Trust provides funds for treatment of some extremely poor patients afflicted with dreaded diseases like cancer.
5-6-61, Osmanpura, Aurangabad 431001
0240-233 7844, 233 4655
With funding from Rotary Foundation, RBSW is providing financial support to children with cancer in the curable state from economically weaker sections. These children will be treated at Kidwai Cancer Institute and St.John’s Medical College Hospital. The project has benefited over 150 children till date.
98863 66214
Under their 'Medical Support' programme, underprivileged child patients are monetarily assisted. The Foundation may be referred to by local hospital or by parents/guardian.
#441 Ground Floor, 17th Cross, 35th Main, JP Nagar 6th Phase, Bangalore 560078
70194 44235
Their mission is to support every child who has been afflicted with eye cancer (Retinoblastoma), especially the poor and the under privileged. Children currently facing this condition are being treated at several hospitals in Bangalore.
40/1, 3rd Floor, 14th Cross, 3rd Main Road, Vyalikaval, Bengaluru 560003 L
Thanmaya: 98450 09310
Financial support is rendered to the needy who have not received assistance from any scheme.
A-Block, 8th Floor, #258/A, NH Health City, Bangalore 560099
080-7122 2351, 2780 3456
Whenever an underprivileged patient or his/her family members approach the Foundation, guidance is given about sources of financial assistance and Government schemes that can be availed.
Grape Garden Building, No.27, 3rd 'A' Cross, 18th Main, 6th Block, Koramangala Bengaluru 560095
080-4071 2121
Financial assistance is provided to deserving cancer patients, primarily living in and around Bangalore.
450, 15th Cross, 1st Main, Pai Layout, Dooravaninagar PO, Bangalore 560016
080-4152 2460, 98455 25051, Whatsapp: 99955 63097
This is an NGO for childhood cancer. Offer patient navigation, help with diagnostic tests, pay towards surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. Also distribute medicines and help with tests and scans.
Bangalore: 98868 19267. Calicut, Kochi & Kottayam: 88254 32862, 99440 87840. Coimbatore: 99526 34484, 90038 88881. Hyderabad: 70326 19359. Madurai: 86818 53767
Brain tumour patients are provided with monetary aid for costly tests like IHC, molecular tests on Brain Tumor samples.
V-2, South City Enclave, Rohit Nagar, Bhopal 462039
Dr Nitin Garg
0755-242 7804, 70676 93103, 94162 24255
They help cancer patients from Odisha to benefit from Government's treatment schemes based on the financial eligibility. Funds are raised for patients who do not qualify for any supporting program and are in need of a treatment for survival.
A 509, Subhadra Apartment, Near Patia Big Bazaar, Bhubaneswar 751020
99375 17648, 99371 16153
They do not provide any financial assistance directly, but are able to advise patients on cost of treatment and the sources from whom monetary support can be obtained.
29 /1000 A, Madakkuni Temple Road, Near Kottooli Petrol Pump, Calicut
0495-274 0995, 274 4636
This is an NGO for children with cancer.They pay costs of surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. Also help with diagnostic tests/scans and distribute medicines.
90038 88881, 99526 34484
SDM is a US-based charity providing direct financial support to economically disadvantaged cancer patients seeking treatment from Regional cancer Centre (Trivandrum), Caritas Hospital (Kottayam), Amala Cancer Hospital (Trichur) & Calicut Medical College Hospital (Calicut). Please contact the fund by email or send documents by airmail to US address below.
20929 Ventura Bl., Suite 47-322, Woodland Hills, CA 91364, USA.
This is a US-based charity which annually holds a fund-raising gala and the proceeds are donated to poor cancer patients undergoing treatment at four cancer hospitals in Kerala: Regional Cancer Centre (Trivandrum), Amala Cancer Hospital (Thrissur), Calicut Medical College Hospital (Calicut) and Caritas Cancer Institute (Kottayam). Over the years, thousands of financially disadvantaged patients have benefitted.
Provide financial treatment to the poor patients who cannot afford the expensive treatment. Once a patient is chosen, the Trust will ensure that the entire treatment is funded.
65 Industrial Area, Phase-1, Chandigarh 160002
98140 32017
Provide financial aid to economically challenged patients seeking treatment in Chennai.
42 Dr. Ranga Road, Mylapore, Chennai 600004
98410 94282, 044-4204 1505
Provide financial assistance for persons challenged by the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, specially children and young persons.
AH 60, New 32, 5th Street, Anna Nagar, Chennai 600036
Mrs. Girija Sudhreendran
044-4217 1217, 98400 53520
Sharana focuses on patients who are affected by breast cancer and cannot afford their medication. It financially helps people battling breast cancer through direct assistance, enlisting other charitable trusts for financial aid and compassionate support.
Old No 16, New No 47, South Beach Avenue, 1st Street, MRC Nagar, Chennai 600028
94449 71787
They seek to relieve the financial burden of poor cancer patients by providing/sponsoring the treatment and diagnosis test costs.
#7/10, Bhargavi Apartments, 6th Avenue, Ashok Nagar, Chennai 600083
93817 85417
This is an organisation run by medical students of Sri Ramachandra Medical College. Provide financial support to children diagnosed with pediatric cancer as well as their families.
Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute, 1, Ramachandra Nagar, Porur, Chennai 600116
97893 02699
The Foundation funds paediatric cancer over the entire duration of the course of treatment. In addition to entire treatment cost, treatment is provided at a tertiary care Children's Hospital supervised by a team of paediatric oncologists.
No.10, Nageshwara Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 600034
85352 64488, 044-2821 1080, 98413 93340
Priority is given poor & needy suffering from breast cancer and childhood leukemia. Help is given in one of the 3 forms: (a) Total support: All costs of treatment, tests, travel, stay covered (b) Partial support: Most of the treatment cost is covered (c) Token support: 1 or 2 Chemotherapy cycles covered.
Chennai: 97910 48379, 98940 89379. Coimbatore: 98940 89379
Mumbai:
022-2518 8476, 91372 47054
They provide financial assistance to cancer-afflicted kids upto age 21 through 'Medicine Assistance Fund' & “Adopt a child†and Sugamikaran programmes.
Chennai: 044-2441 3531, 94426 33531. Delhi: 011-4166 3670 / 71, 99535 91578
Kolkata: 80135 59338, 80172 94648. Mumbai: 022-2471 2923
Trivandrum: 0471-606 2200, 94957 54115
CPAA helps cover treatment costs for the most marginalised of patients. In addition, their 'Adopt-a-Cancer-Patient' scheme invites donors to give an assistance of Rs 1 Lac to such patients towards cost of treatment and medications.
Delhi: 011-2627 0470, 2627 2298. Mumbai: 022-2492 4000, 2492 8775, 2492 1856
Pune: 73787 59707, 020-2669 6636
Offered in deserving cases to patients in need. To apply for financial assistance, please fill out their Medical Assistance Form (link below) and submit by email or personally, with following documentation: Income certificate / BPL card / Affidavit, copy of hospital OPD Card, estimated cost of treatment, 4 passport size photos, Voter ID or Aadhaar Card.
86/1, G.F, Shahpur Jat, New Delhi 110049.
The foundation supports poor breast cancer patients with financial assistance. Secondly, their 'Central Drug Repository', through the help of individuals, corporates and pharmaceutical companies, collects expensive cancer medicines which are then dispensed to the needy.
A1/132, Lower Ground Floor, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 110029
98110 61709
They help cancer patients and survivors towards expenses on nutrition, medicines and treatment. The aim is to ensure that patients get the best care and support.
C 102, Street 8, Phase 2, Chattarpur Enclave, New Delhi 110074
011-6510 1135, 98712 61422
Their 'Adoption Program' provides financial support to the economically weaker families who have children fighting Thalassaemia & Blood Cancer. Help is provided by paying medical bills and other costs associated with the treatment.
99913 14680
Needy breast cancer and cervical cancer patients are supported by cancer drug disbursement as well as by funding chemotherapy.
D-6/54, First Floor, Sector 6, Rohini, Delhi110085
99536 59126, 70780 22711
Needy patients of Sarcoma (cancer of soft tissues) are given financial assistance based on donated funds available.
H. No. 567, Mukhmelpur, Northwest Delhi 110036
96672 48800
Help the cancer affected by providing food and medicines, supporting the diagnostic tests, taking care of schooling needs of children, delivering nursing services etc
A 50, 2nd Floor, Sector 61, Noida 201301
0120-651 3788, 651 3711
Provide financial support to cancer patients for treatment and also for diagnostic investigations for cancer. These would be patients from lower income groups and receiving treatemnt at Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, Max Superspeciality Hospital (Shalimar Bagh), Medanta Medicity, GTB etc.
Nimble Cowork, 250, Udyog Vihar, Phase IV, Gurgaon 122015
99585 62277
They provide help to elderly cancer patients who are not covered by any form of medical insurance.
House No-3597/96, Gali No.-93, Apex School, Sant Nagar, Burari, Delhi 110084
50, Devi Nagar, New Sanganer Road, Gujjar ki Thadi, Shyam Nagar, Jaipur 302019
97833 04546
They provide monetary support for obtaining medicines and sponsors cost of surgery, when it becomes difficult for the families to finance these.
HO: "Sarai", Ambadikkulam Ground, Olarikkara, Pullazhi P.O. Thrissur 680012
HO Thrissur: 96055 24702, 0487-232 2166, Ernakulam: 82818 24577,
Kozhikode: 83010 56002, Malappuram: 83049 04276, Palakkad: 89962 92443
Provide financial assistance to needy and deserving cancer patients in Goa. Disbursement is based on availability of funds collected through donations, fundraising events etc.
First Floor, Old Goa Medical Complex, Maquinez Palace, Near Entertainment Society of Goa, Panjim, Goa 403001
81828 30405
Cancer treatment and related expenses can range anywhere from Rs 50,000 to Rs 5 Lakhs. Financial assistance and sponsor-ships are provided towards treatment of cancer-afflicted children whose families have no means.
Oncology Dept, Goa Medical College, Bambolim, Goa 403202
Lourdes Soares, Founder
Financial assistance is provided towards medical treatment costs incurred by economically disadvantaged persons.
Humanity House, Halol Pawahgarh Road, Halol (Panchmahals) 389350, Gujarat
02676-223636, 90997 97897
Raise funds for victims of debilitating conditions such as cancer, so that proper medical care is availed.
"Abhaya", 6-3-609/140/1, Anand Nagar, Khairatabad, Hyderabad 500004
KSV Siva Krishna: 99592 20450
Hyderabad,Mumbai In partnership with cancer hospitals and organisations, this Foundation provides support for needy children who are cancer-afflicted. The support extends to cancer surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy.
Office No 317, 3rd Floor, Swastik Chambers, Opp Swastik Park, Sion Trombay Road, Chembur East, Mumbai 400071
Whatsapp: 98677 64560
info@childvisionfoundation.org, suraj@childvisionfoundation.org
Provide financial help to poor cancer patients. Funds are generated from well-wishers in India and abroad as well as through fundraiser events.
64-65 Siddharth Nagar, Kesharbagh Road, Near Ghunghat Garden, Indore 452009
94071 21064
Provides expert medical care for cancer care for deserving children under age 18, with the support of funds raised through various charitable activities. Treatment is carried out in Aster Medcity at Kochi, but children undergoing treatment in other hospitals are also considered.
Kuttisahib Road, Near Kothad Bridge, South Chittoor PO, Cheranalloor, Kochi 682027
Latheef Kaseem: 94462 22135
This is a charitable society comprising cancer survivors and volunteers. Financial support is given to cancer patients and their requirement of blood and platelets is met.
35/279 A3. First Floor, Suburban complex. Mamangalam. Palarivattom, Kochi 682025
Suja: 94464 81628, Kala Joymon: 90723 49413, Ambika Chandrakumar: 95260 28889
Support financially needy patients by giving them grant to support treatment costs.
3rd Floor, Chako's Chambers, Civil Lines Road, Palarivattom Bypass Junction,
Kochi 682025
0484-234 9136, 99958 06974, 98470 35861
Medical Assistance to the poor and needy people of the society is provided to cancer, kidney, liver, heart patients of all over Kerala and outside Kerala.
2nd Floor, KCF Tower, Opp. NPOL, Kakkanadu, Thrikkakkara PO, Kochi 682021
0484-297 3955
As a part of their CSR initiatives, NK Realtors Pvt Ltd provides support to underprivileged cancer patients for treatment at Saroj Gupta Cancer Centre & Research Institute, Kolkata.
91236 27105 (10am-6pm, Mon-Fri)
The foundation has established a Scholarship Fund to assist underprivileged college-bound high school students from rural West Bengal, whose parents are cancer-afflicted. Scholarship covers tuition and course related expenses such as books & supplies.
P.O. & Vill: Dakshin Gobindapur, Dist: South 24 Parganas, Kolkata 700145
033-2437 9603, 99031 23063
A trust fund to help cancer patients hailing from poor families, has been established by Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Howrah. Funds from this trust fund will be utilised towards discounts and free treatments for poor patients at this hospital.
Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, Podrah, Near Chunabati, Andul Road,
Howrah 711109
1860-208-0208
This fund is provided to the poor patients who are unable to afford the initial costs of diagnosis and/or need help in covering certain part of their treatment costs. Any patient from a government hospital can benefit from this fund.
Chethipuzha, Kurishumoodu P.O., Changanacherry, Kottayam 686104
94468 35013
With the objective that no child should die of cancer, they have been supporting poor children suffering from cancer, who are being treated at Dayanand Medical College, Ludhiana.
1, First Floor, HIG Flats, Rani Jhansi Road, Civil Lines, Ludhiana
Rama Munjal and Sunila Gupta
97817 00093, 0161-230 0331
They mobilise funds from donors to help poor cancer patients admitted to Dayanand Medical College Hospital.
6743, St No. 4, Naveen Nagar, Haibowal Kalan, Ludhiana 141001
75290 04960
CCCF helps the children by paying for Chemotherapy drugs and other expensive life-saving medications (such as antibiotics) as well as essential but expensive diagnostic tests.
Meenakshi Mission Hospital and Research Centre, Lake area, Melur Road,
Madurai 625107
98654 81111, 0452-426 3000, Extn 3508
The fund extends financial assistance for the treatment of poor deserving cancer patients at the Shirdi Sai Baba Cancer Hospital. This is offered to curable patients who cannot afford the entire cost and palliation in patients with advanced cancer.
Shirdi Sai Baba Cancer Hospital and Research Centre of Kasturba Hospital, Madhav Nagar, Eshwar Nagar, Manipal 576104
0820-292 2761, 292 2159
Financial and medical help is extended to patients who cannot bear the cost of medical treatments and surgery. Further, their Medical Assistant assists these people to obtain financial assistance from Trusts and Government under various schemes.
Lodha Excelus, Apollo Mills Compound, N M Joshi Marg, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400011
022-2302 4400
Needy patients are provided monetary support, accommodation, nutritious food, counselling and rehabilitation. This is to ensure that hospitals provide quality healthcare services to needy patients.
414 Empire Complex, Empire Mills, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013
022-6655 5463, 91366 63637
The project is to provide medical assistance and relief to general public suffering from life threatening diseases, critical illnesses and fatal accidents. Meant for people with low income with no insurance and health policies.
Global Vision, Electronic Sadan No. 2, TTC Industrial Area, Mahape,
Navi Mumbai 400710.
022-2761 2929
If you or someone you know is suffering from cancer and needs financial assistance, please fill in & submit the form below. If found eligible after evaluation, the donation money will be directly sent to the hospital.
22, Alka, 15th Road, Santacruz (W), Mumbai 400054
022-3265 9895
Support for treatment for Heart and Cancer related diseases at Tata Memorial Hospital, Prince Aly Khan Hospital, K.E.M. Hospital and other Private & Government Hospitals in Mumbai.
Allanasons Private Limited. Allana House, Allana Road, Colaba, Mumbai 400001
022-2281 1000, 2287 4455
Children with cancer need to be treated immediately without delay, but arranging funds from Trusts/NGOs takes time. In the meantime, Anjeze steps in with emergency funds so that treatment continues until the family is able to secure funds for complete treatment.
Royal House, Rehman Building, 1st Floor, 24 Veer Nariman Road, Fort, Mumbai 400001
98201 39049
Their expert panel of oncologists discusses those patients who need help. Funding is decided after discussion with social workers, so that each patient can get the maximum benefit possible.
ACI Cumballa Hill Hospital, 92/95, August Kranti Marg, Kemps Corner, Mumbai 400036
022-6277 1134
Catholics resident in Mumbai with limited means can avail assistance from this fund towards medical expenses incurred. Since corpus has been contributed by Catholics from Mumbai, assistance is restricted to community members in Mumbai. Needy Catholics can approach their Parish Priest, submit hospital bills and ask for assistance from this fund. The fund will release assistance based on recommendation of the Parish Priest.
The organisation provides financial help to poor patients for various types of surgery.
Birla Matushree Sabhagruh Bldg., 1st Floor, OPD Room No.5, 12 New Marine Lines, Mumbai 400020
022-2205 6014
CARF is involved in two-fold work viz. giving monetary help to poor cancer patients and spreading awareness of cancer amongst the public.
Byculla Municipal School Bldg, Ground Floor, Near S Bridge, Byculla, N.M.Joshi Marg, Mumbai 400011
022-2300 7000, 2300 5000
Provide financial help as well as free medicines to poor cancer patients.
Unit No. 5 , Memni Building Compound, 175, Dimtimkar Road, Nagpada,
Mumbai 400008.
022-2305 4091, 2305 4092
They support the medical treatment and maintenance cost of children suffering from Leukaemia / Lymphoma who belong to the under privileged and marginalised sections of society. Treatment will be at Sion Hospital, Mumbai.
022-2641 4793
Under Emergency Medical Programme, they support treatment to cancer afflicted children whose parents are underprivileged.
403/ 404, Sai Arpan, near P.G. Vora School, Joggers Park Rd, Mira Road 401107
98199 00180
The fund provides financial support to cancer patients and also assists families through monthly financial allocation to keep the kitchen fires burning.
107, Municipal Industrial Estate, Off. Dr. E. Moses Road, D. S. Marg, Worli,
Mumbai 400018
022-2497 3413, 2497 3412
Provide financial assistance to patients through their partner organizations and also guide patients about financial resources.
7A, Barodawala Mansion, 81, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 400018
022-2493 9214, 2493 6981
Every year Helping Hand helps around 60 to 70 patients for their treatment. Preference for financial assistance is given for BMT patients and children with leukemia.
201,Sundaram, Near Satyam Shopping, MG Road, Ghatkopar (E), Mumbai 400077
022-2501 9990; 2512 9990, 9322671925
Assists children stricken with cancer through (a) Direct financial support and (b) 'Adopt a Patient' initiative under which a donor can adopt a poor child and bear the medical expenses of that child.
Pediatric Oncology, Room No: 82, Main Building, Gr Floor, Tata Memorial Hospital, Parel, Mumbai - 400012.
91678 80255, 022-2417 7220
Offer financial assistance to cancer patients and cancer survivors for diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, especially to paediatric cancer patients.
c/o, Abhay Bhagat & Co., Office No. 4, Shilpa, 7th.Road, Prabhat Colony, Santacruz (E), Mumbai 400055.
022-2617 7543, 2616 0007
Provide financial support for treatment of cancer patients such as surgery, medication, chemotherapy, radiation and rehabilitation. Unlike some others who only fund those with a high survival prognosis, KARO supports everyone, including those with a low chance of survival.
Empire Complex, 414 Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013
022- 6655 5463
The Foundation provides financial aid to cancer afflicted patients towards their treatment. Donors are invited to fund the treatment of a patient in its entirety or in part.
C/o Spur Electronics, 202, A –wing, Om Shiv Sai CHS, Next to Omkar E-Square, Main Road, Sion East, Mumbai 400022
93232 06695, 96998 85544, 022-2409 9812, 2262 5544
Donations received are 100% channelised yowards meeting treatment costs of children suffering from cancer.
301, 3rd Floor, Ramchandra Niwas, Manpada Road, Star Colony, MIDC,
Dombivli (E) 421201
0251-605 7777
Financial aid provided for investigations like CT, PET CT, MRI and treatments like chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgeries. Only economically weak patients admitted to the General class at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai are eligible.
Mangal Anand Hospital, 2nd Floor, 48, Swastik Park, Sion-Trombay Road, Chembur, Mumbai 400071
99877 79639
The foundation helps destitute women in need of funds for post-operative care after cancer surgery.
11, Harshada, Plot 23, Sector 29, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400705
022-2765 7025, 99690 22500
Provides financial assistance to the underprivileged towards treatment of cancer in general and treatment of Head & Neck cancer in particular. Patients undergoing treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital at Parel only are considered.
469, Veer Savarkar Marg, Opp. Gammon House, Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400025
Maheka Mirpuri
022-2432 7777, 2436 1156
He is a stockbroker who is helping out cancer patients with rations and food. In cases where the breadwinner is affected by cancer, Mehul provides financial help of Rs 1,000 per month which is directly paid into the patient's bank account.
Anand Clinic, Kondaji Chawl, 4, VL Pednekar Marg, Near Tata Memorial Hospital, Bhoiwada, Parel, Mumbai 400014
75068 68205
If you are receiving treatment from Tata Memorial Hospital and need financial support, contact this Department. They will put you in touch with NGOs who offer monetary aid.
Room No 54, Ground Floor, Golden Jubilee Building, Tata Memorial Hospital Complex, Parel, Mumbai
022-2417 7000, 2414 6750 - 55
Provide financial help to economically weak patients. Assistance may include free of cost chemotherapy, medicines, nutritional support, radiation therapy and surgery. Funds are given directly to the nursing home or hospital. Patients in need may submit details on cancer, treatment and reason for seeking financial assistance.
4, Imperial Mahal, 2nd Floor, 807 Dr Ambedkar Road, Dadar TT, Mumbai 400014
022-2417 3003, 98203 43852
NDF has been helping towards expenses on chemotherapy cycles of paediatric and adult cancer patients in government and non-private hospitals.
Sunrise, 24th Road, Bandra West, Mumbai 400050
022-2600 4583
Provides financial support to treat underprivileged women suffering from breast cancer. Funds for this purpose are raised through 'Elle Carnival for a Cause' which is run in association with the Taj Group of Hotels.
401, Nirman Kendra, Off Dr.E Moses Road, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400011
022-2496 2415
Financial Assistance provided to breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, radiation and other related treatments. Patients have to fill in the 'Financial Assistance Form' along with submit the same along with necessary documents as per the Form.
93, Indian Cancer Society Medical Centre, Cooperage, Mumbai 400021
022-2204 7823, Cancer helpline: 86524 00000
Project Sahayata may be able to provide financial assistance to needy patients. Click the link below, fill-in the form and submit. If found eligible, the donation money will be directly sent to the treating hospital.
22, Alka, 15th Road, Santacruz (W), Mumbai 400054
022-3265 9895
This initiative by Tata Memorial Hospital is for treatment of poor children with cancer. The objective is to see that every child with cancer receives timely treatment and the opportunity to survive.
Dr. E Borges Road, Parel, Mumbai 400012
022-2417 7000, 2414 6750 - 55
Financial assistance is given to poor and needy cancer patients on recommendation from the Hospital Authority. The Foundation's social workers provide proper guidance to the patients within the hospital and outside as well.
618, Laxmi Plaza, Laxmi Industrial Estate, Link Road, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400053.
Uday Gadgil: 94206 14597
022-4000 3352
SRTT funds part or the entire treatment cost of 7 underprivileged cancer patients each month, both children and adults who are undergoing treatment at the Tata Memorial Hospital & the Bai Jerbai Wadia Hospital for children. The scheme is administered by Indian Cancer Society.
Indian Cancer Society, 74, Jerbai Wadia Road, Bhoiwada, Parel, Mumbai 400012
Branches & affiliates all over India.
022-2413 9445 / 51
SAI raises funds and disburses the same to needy cancer patients, especially children afflicted by cancer.
14 G/F, Byculla Municipal School Building, Near 'S' Bridge, N.M.Joshi Marg
Byculla (West), Mumbai 400011
98920 91858, 022-2305 1706
Finance towards medicine, treatment & supportive care is given as follows: (a) Low-income patients get Rs 5,000 to Rs 20,000 (b) Middle-income patients obtaining treatment in private hospital get Rs 20,000 to Rs 50,000 (c) Special finance through V Care slips each worth Rs 10,000 which are issued via TMH doctors (d) Special funds are released for Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) and treatment of Germ Cell Tumour.
A-102, Om Residency, J.W. Road, Near Tata Memorial, Hospital, Parel, Mumbai 400012
98219 49401
The foundation supports 250 to 300 women annually. The women supported will be ones who have been diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer at a relatively early stage and hence have a greater chance of recovery.
Room No.1109, 11th Floor, Homi Bhabha Building, Dr. Ernest Borges Marg, Parel (E), Mumbai 400012
Rohan Mane, Senior Co-ordinator (Administration): 92207 28503
022-2417 7000 Ext. 7201
HelpAge India provides financial help towards palliative care to end-stage cancer patients in partnership with a number of competent cancer hospitals and organizations.
C–14 Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi 110016
011-4168 8955/56, Helpline: 1800-180-1253
This is India's pioneer NGO focussing on eradicating cancer. Medicinal assistance and financial aid is provided to needy cancer patients.
29, 1st Floor, Cine Wonder Mall, Ghodbunder Road, Thane (W) 400607
406, 406 A, Sterling Center, 4th Floor, M G Road, Camp, Pune 411001
203, Trinity Orion, Beside Jolly Residency, Near Vijyalaxmi Hall, Vesu, Surat 395007
022-2589 6589
If a cancer patient requires financial assistance, he or she may print the form below, fill it up and then send the same their address via post/courier. Alternatively, the filled-up form may be scanned and then emailed to them as an email attachment.
Harmony, 5, I.C.S Colony, Off Ganeshkhind Road, Pune 411007.
020-2553 4417, Ext. 21
The Foundation subsidizes treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy for underprivileged patients. Patients or patients relatives need to get in touch with them through the website.
15 Sangam Project, Phase 2, Sangamwadi, Pune 411001
93260 60014
Their Adoption Program was initiated to support families who have children fighting Thalassaemia and Blood Cancer by helping pay medical bills and other costs associated with the treatment.
CD-75, Sector 3, Dhurwa, Ranchi, Jharkhand
99913 14680, 88828 90002
Financial assistance is provided for needy cancer patients undergoing treatment at Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital, Sangrur.
Punia Colony, Sangrur
98140 95943
Amala has set apart 25% to 30% of its income for giving financial assistance to poor patients undergoing cancer treatment at their hospital.
Amala Nagar PO, Thrissur 680555
0487-230 4000, 230 4100
Financial aid provided towards (a) Expensive chemotherapy medicines and other medicines from outside (b) Surgery expenses for needy in special cases (c) Treatment costs that are in excess of financial benefit obtained under various government schemes.
The Regional Cancer Centre, Medical College PO, Thiruvananthapuram 695011
Jessy Jacob: 94468 46075, Alice Oommen: 0471-230 4188, 94461 78756
This is a charity set up by Indians based in Kuwait. Till date, have provided medical assistance to over 9,000 poor patients for treatment in RCC and other cancer hospitals in Kerala. Needy individuals may send an email to them.
P.O. Box 920, Farwaniya 8000, Kuwait
Landline Nos: +(965) 23718938, 23718124, 23716491, 24318727
Mobile Nos: +(965) 99489816, 97213475, 97861967, 66961480
Poor and needy patients require financial assistance...
Mounting medical expenses are bleeding India’s poor and lower middle-classes. Out-of-pocket expenses still account for bulk of medical spending. Due to high premiums, lower middle-class Indians are unable to opt for higher health insurance cover that is needed to meet cancer expenses.
Rural poor are either not able to access the benefits of Government health schemes or the amounts paid under such schemes meet the treatment expenses only partially. Hospital expenditure incurred on cancer and other major illnesses pushes millions in villagers into poverty every year.
NGOs provide monetary aid towards treatment costs...
Donations garnered from companies, organisations and individuals are deployed by NGOs towards financial assistance to poor cancer patients. The needy have to approach the NGOs and submit their financial and medical documentation. In case of treatments involving high expenditure, the patient may have to seek assistance from more than one NGO organisation.
Financial help is given through direct payment to hospital providing affordable treatment and no payment is made directly to patient. Some of the NGOs are solely dedicated to provide assistance to cancer-stricken children. NGOs also help underprivileged patients with subsidised or free accommodation in the city where hospital is based. Other organisations provide free food and nutrition to patients and their attendants.