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Family Services Practical-Support Bundle · About this organization

What you get

Help with aaa and ymca memberships, financial assistance, gas cards, grocery cards, lawn care, meals, monthly care packages, professional house cleaning and snacks and crafts.

How to start

Give the required child, diagnosis, treatment, locality, contact, and care-team information and electronic waiver.

Good to know

  • Your child must be in active pediatric-cancer treatment.
  • The site describes monthly care packages but does not publish frequency rules for other services.

The details, as published

B-ALL is in scope Open

Enrolled primary caregivers of a child in active pediatric-cancer treatment can use a shared monthly practical-support system with 19 points, gas or grocery cards, professional cleaning, lawn care, meals, snacks, crafts for all children including siblings, care packages, yearly AAA renewal, optional annual YMCA family membership, and a lead volunteer. Services are available regardless of income, and the live English and Spanish forms do not guarantee help. Financial Relief, Crisis Fund, therapy, peer groups, remission, retreat, photography, and Stargazer benefits are represented separately because their amounts, schedules, audiences, or access differ.

What help you may get

Meals And Food

Family Services Practical-Support Bundle — meals and food

Enrolled primary caregivers of a child in active pediatric-cancer treatment can use a shared monthly practical-support system with 19 points, gas or grocery cards, professional cleaning, lawn care, meals, snacks, crafts for all children including siblings, care packages, yearly AAA renewal, optional annual YMCA family membership, and a lead volunteer. Services are available regardless of income, and the live English and Spanish forms do not guarantee help. Financial Relief, Crisis Fund, therapy, peer groups, remission, retreat, photography, and Stargazer benefits are represented separately because their amounts, schedules, audiences, or access differ.

Amount not published

Can cover

  • AAA and YMCA memberships
  • Financial assistance
  • Gas cards
  • Grocery cards
  • Lawn care
  • Meals
  • Monthly care packages
  • Professional house cleaning
  • Snacks and crafts
  • The reviewed official pages do not publish a dollar award limit.
  • The site describes monthly care packages but does not publish frequency rules for other services.

Navigation Guides And Advocacy

Family Services Practical-Support Bundle — navigation guides and advocacy

Enrolled primary caregivers of a child in active pediatric-cancer treatment can use a shared monthly practical-support system with 19 points, gas or grocery cards, professional cleaning, lawn care, meals, snacks, crafts for all children including siblings, care packages, yearly AAA renewal, optional annual YMCA family membership, and a lead volunteer. Services are available regardless of income, and the live English and Spanish forms do not guarantee help. Financial Relief, Crisis Fund, therapy, peer groups, remission, retreat, photography, and Stargazer benefits are represented separately because their amounts, schedules, audiences, or access differ.

Amount not published

Can cover

  • AAA and YMCA memberships
  • Financial assistance
  • Gas cards
  • Grocery cards
  • Lawn care
  • Meals
  • Monthly care packages
  • Professional house cleaning
  • Snacks and crafts
  • The reviewed official pages do not publish a dollar award limit.
  • The site describes monthly care packages but does not publish frequency rules for other services.

Practical Items And Home Help

Family Services Practical-Support Bundle — practical items and home help

Enrolled primary caregivers of a child in active pediatric-cancer treatment can use a shared monthly practical-support system with 19 points, gas or grocery cards, professional cleaning, lawn care, meals, snacks, crafts for all children including siblings, care packages, yearly AAA renewal, optional annual YMCA family membership, and a lead volunteer. Services are available regardless of income, and the live English and Spanish forms do not guarantee help. Financial Relief, Crisis Fund, therapy, peer groups, remission, retreat, photography, and Stargazer benefits are represented separately because their amounts, schedules, audiences, or access differ.

Amount not published

Can cover

  • AAA and YMCA memberships
  • Financial assistance
  • Gas cards
  • Grocery cards
  • Lawn care
  • Meals
  • Monthly care packages
  • Professional house cleaning
  • Snacks and crafts
  • The reviewed official pages do not publish a dollar award limit.
  • The site describes monthly care packages but does not publish frequency rules for other services.

Travel And Transportation

Family Services Practical-Support Bundle — travel and transportation

Enrolled primary caregivers of a child in active pediatric-cancer treatment can use a shared monthly practical-support system with 19 points, gas or grocery cards, professional cleaning, lawn care, meals, snacks, crafts for all children including siblings, care packages, yearly AAA renewal, optional annual YMCA family membership, and a lead volunteer. Services are available regardless of income, and the live English and Spanish forms do not guarantee help. Financial Relief, Crisis Fund, therapy, peer groups, remission, retreat, photography, and Stargazer benefits are represented separately because their amounts, schedules, audiences, or access differ.

Amount not published

Can cover

  • AAA and YMCA memberships
  • Financial assistance
  • Gas cards
  • Grocery cards
  • Lawn care
  • Meals
  • Monthly care packages
  • Professional house cleaning
  • Snacks and crafts
  • The reviewed official pages do not publish a dollar award limit.
  • The site describes monthly care packages but does not publish frequency rules for other services.

Why this may help

Meals And Food: Monthly points can go toward grocery cards, meals and snacks as part of the practical-support choices.

Travel And Transportation: Gas cards and an AAA membership are among the monthly practical-support options.

Check the main eligibility rules

Diagnosis

B-ALL is in scope. The program is expressly for families with a child in active pediatric-cancer treatment, which includes pediatric B-ALL.

Age

The program does not publish an age limit.

  • The official pages use “child” and “pediatric cancer” without a numerical age rule.

Treatment status

Active Treatment

  • No income or financial-need test is published on the reviewed Family Services pages.

Where you live and where your child is treated

Where your family lives

You must live in: Caroline County; City of Fredericksburg; King George County; Northern Orange County ZIP codes 22508, 22433, 22542, 22567, and 22960; Spotsylvania County; Stafford County.

  • The family must live in one of the named local service areas.

Where your child is treated

No treatment-location restriction is published.

How to get started

Get ready to apply

Does a social worker or care team need to start it? No. A required care-team start is not published; the family can use the available route below.

Who can start: Caregiver, Parent Or Guardian

  1. Confirm that the family lives in a listed county, city, or ZIP code and has a child in active pediatric-cancer treatment.
  2. Provide the required child, diagnosis, treatment, locality, contact, and care-team information and electronic waiver.
  3. Submit the English or Spanish service-request form.
  4. Submit the online Request Services form in English or Spanish.
  5. Wait for program staff to contact the family about available services.
  6. Work with the assigned lead volunteer and program staff to select available support.

Ways to apply or ask

Documents to prepare

The program does not publish a document checklist. Ask before gathering paperwork.

  • Program staff coordinate available in-kind, gift-card, volunteer, and financial support after intake.

Availability and timing

ProgramActive
ApplicationsOpen
Funding or spaceNot Published
Application windowRolling
Last checkedAug 24, 2026
  • The current official site publishes an active Request Services form and warns that the application does not assure services.
  • No processing lead time is published.

Limitations and things to confirm

  • Financial-assistance limits and payment methods are not published.
  • Residence in the named Fredericksburg-area service area is required.
  • The application does not assure services.
  • The child must be in active pediatric-cancer treatment.
  • Which Orange County services are limited, does Northern Neck qualify, do points carry over, how often are care packages delivered, and what capacity applies?

Official sources

Program details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Availability can change, so check the official program before applying.

Official program