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Support organization

New Jersey Department of Human Services

New Jersey’s Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund reimburses or pays qualifying medical expenses for a child when uncovered expenses in a 12-month period exceed the program’s income-based threshold. All diagnoses are considered, including B-ALL, for expenses incurred before the child’s 22nd birthday and within the prior seven years, provided the family has been legally domiciled in New Jersey for at least three months. A parent or legal guardian applies online with income records, detailed bills, insurance explanations of benefits, and proof of payment when applicable.

About this organization

Provides the family assistance described in the organization's verified program pages.

New Jersey’s Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund reimburses or pays qualifying medical expenses for a child when uncovered expenses in a 12-month period exceed the program’s income-based threshold. All diagnoses are considered,.

Programs that may help

Medical And Insurance Costs

Practical Items And Home Help

B-ALL in scope Open

NJ SNAP

Monthly grocery money on an EBT card. The amount depends on your household.

Helps with: Practical Items And Home Help

Where: NJ

Care team must start: No

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Navigation Guides And Advocacy

Lodging Near Treatment

Household Bills And Cash Assistance

Guides and family resources

Resource Directory

NJ Resources 2026–2027 disability and assistance directory

Current statewide guide covers health care, financial support, housing, transportation, disability services, child care, and other resources, paired with DDS Information and Referral.

Topics: child care, disability, housing, New Jersey benefits, transportation

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Official sources

Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.