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Ask Crickett for Help

October 26, 2009

How Crickett’s Answer for Cancer Can Help

Are you, or do you know, a woman who has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is in need of [...]

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14 Tips To Find FREE Resources for Care at Home

October 26, 2009

1. Benefits CheckUp. Millions of older adults are eligible for federal and state benefits but are not receiving them, including assistance to pay Part B and Part D premiums for Medicare benefits. This is unfortunate because these programs can help with housing, meals, transportation, health care, prescription drug costs, legal services and utility bills, just [...]

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National Scholarships for Cancer Survivors

September 10, 2009

Patient Advocate Foundation “Scholarships for Survivors” Program
www.patientadvocate.org
1-800-532-5274
Eligibility requirements
Scholarships are available to students who are survivors of a life-threatening, chronic, or debilitating disease. Recipients must pursue a course of study that renders them immediately employable after receiving a two-year degree, four-year degree or advanced studies degree.
Financial award
$5,000 per year until graduation.
Description
The purpose of the “Scholarships for [...]

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Scholarships for Cancer Survivors

September 10, 2009

American Cancer Society (39 states, including DC)
Some divisions of the American Cancer Society offer college scholarships for pediatric cancer survivors. The Young Cancer Survivor Scholarships are restricted to students within the states served by the division, and details vary from division to division. Several hundred scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 are awarded each year. [...]

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Some Affordable Healthcare Plans

August 11, 2009

In 2005, consumers spent $250 billion out-of-pocket on healthcare, a sum that could grow to $420 billion by 2015.  But there is no reason anyone should be paying out-of-pocket — what many don’t realize is that there ARE affordable options. You can continue paying out-of-pocket and break your bank OR sign up for an individual [...]

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Free Grant Money From The Government

August 11, 2009

The Cancer Fairy Godmother has provided a list of  websites to help you apply and qualify for free grant money from the government. Below are some of the site just click on the link.

Federal Money Programs

www.Grants.gov
www.grants.gov/assets/GDG_AppUserGuide_0207.pdf
www.sba.gov - Small Business Administration
www.fsa.usda.gov - $200K to run a ranch or farm
www.dla.cmil.db - $300K to help get [...]

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Home Based Opportunities

August 11, 2009

Hi everyone
Here are a few companies that seem as legitimate as possible as far as home-based work opportunities. They all generally require you to have a land line phone, land line computer with Internet (not wireless), quiet office space, and previous customer service experience. Here are a few leads to check into….

Alpine [...]

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Rides to Treatment

July 28, 2009

Mary-Helen Mautner Project for Lesbians with Cancer
Provides transportation to and from treatment, legal assistance, support groups, bereavement counseling, education and a smoking cessation program.
1707 L St. NW, Ste. 230
Washington, DC 20036
Web site: www.mautnerproject.org
Telephone: 1-866-628-8637 or 202-332-5536
Fax: 202-332-0662

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A Book to Save your life

July 28, 2009
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Tweet Your Senator for Health Reform

July 28, 2009

If you are worried about your health care options like so many of us ar,e now you can do something about it. Twitter has made it possible for you to TWEET YOUR SENATOR and tell them to approve the Health Care Reform Bill.
Click on this link http://www.barackobama.com/twitter/tweetyoursenator/?source=205_BO_TW

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