Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.
Support organization
TOUCH helps cancer patients in Vanderburgh or Warrick County pay approved nonmedical costs caused by diagnosis and treatment. The current application allows up to $175 per month for as many as 12 nonconsecutive months for rent or mortgage, utilities, transportation, groceries, childcare, insurance, storage, and other approved needs, with payment made directly to vendors. Applicants must be diagnosed within the previous six months or in active treatment, have household income below 300% of the current federal poverty level, and have limited liquid assets. A patient or parent/legal guardian completes the public application, medical release, physician verification, residence proof, and a financial interview, then calls monthly if approved. Medical expenses and credit-card bills are excluded, funding is not guaranteed, and the site does not publish an intake deadline or review time.
Assists local cancer patients with approved nonmedical living expenses that become difficult to pay during diagnosis and treatment.
TOUCH provides fund-dependent, vendor-paid help with nonmedical household expenses for cancer patients living in Vanderburgh or Warrick County, Indiana.
$150 or $175 monthly (sources disagree), up to 12 nonconsecutive months, for housing and insurance, utilities, phone, food, supplies, childcare, car bills, fuel, taxis, storage, and other approved nonmedical costs.
Helps with: Childcare, Household Bills And Cash Assistance, Meals And Food, Travel And Transportation
Where: IN
Care team must start: No
Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.
