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Support organization
A Small Miracle Foundation arranges free, part-time professional nanny care for families when a parent or a child's sibling has active cancer and is receiving treatment. The program serves Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, and unspecified nearby Texas counties and publishes a maximum of up to 80 hours of care for a child from infancy through age 18. A parent submits the live online application with family, care schedule, diagnosis, treatment-plan, and oncology-team information; applications are reviewed weekly and approval generally takes about one week after treatment notes are received. Families schedule approved care directly with the assigned nanny organization. Placement and additional hours depend on funding, caseload, and any waitlist, and the site does not publish a financial threshold or current capacity.
Removes a childcare barrier for families affected by cancer by arranging no-cost, dependable professional care.
Texas nonprofit arranging up to 80 hours of free professional childcare for families managing active cancer treatment.
Up to 80 hours of free nanny care at home for a healthy child while a parent or sibling is in cancer treatment.
Helps with: Childcare, Practical Items And Home Help
Where: TX
Care team must start: No
Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.
