Treatment for many common childhood cancers can last up to three years.
During that time, at least one parent typically leaves work to care for their child full time, while out-of-pocket medical costs, transportation, and household bills keep coming. In Hawaiʻi, where the cost of living is among the highest in the nation, families can end up choosing between rent, utilities, and food.
The Financial Assistance Program provides immediate, flexible financial support to help families remain stable during treatment and recovery.





