Talk with the social worker in your cancer center about local transportation resources for people with cancer.
Your cancer center may have a local van service available.
Local cancer service organizations may provide transportation assistance or reimbursements.
Your local Ronald McDonald House may provide shuttle transportation to and from the house and the treatment center (if you are staying at the house).

Applications must be initiated by a certified healthcare professional.
Covers:
- Travel: Airline tickets, gas cards, rail tickets, cab or parking vouchers.
- Lodging: Hotels & philanthropic housing.
- Meals: Food vouchers from the hospital's on-site cafeteria and local area restaurants.
Patients under 21 and in active treatment for cancer are potentially eligible.
Families must be receiving cancer treatment at a “partner facility”.
Learn more on their website: http://www.alexslemonade.org/travel-fund

Available to those diagnosed with lymphoma and going through active treatment who meet specific financial criteria.
To learn more, call 800-500-9976 or visit their website: https://www.lymphoma.org/learn/supportservices/financialsupport/

Provides gas cards, commercial ground transportation (AMTRAK, Greyhound, Trailways, etc.), and volunteer drivers.
Requires:
- Scheduled medical appointment.
- Clearance by a physician to travel.
- Verifiable financial need.
- Foundation prefers 7 days notification of transportation needs.
- To apply for assistance visit: https://angelwheels.org or call 1-800-768-0238.

Provides free air transportation for medical needs. The patient must be medically cleared for air travel.
Several branches throughout the country including:
- Angel Flight NE www.angelflightne.org
- Angel Flight Soars (SW US) www.angelflightsoars.org
- Angel Flight East www.angelflighteast.org
- Angel Flight West www.angelflightwest.org
- Angel Flight South Central www.angelflightsc.org

Provides free air transportation to individuals and families who need to travel to receive treatment but cannot afford to fly commercially.
Patients must be ambulatory and able to sit upright
Primarily services the Greater Northeast region of the US: Virginia to Maine and Ohio to Massachusetts
http://www.palservices.org

Schedules and pays for transportation to treatment centers.
Must be under 18, travel more than 60 miles for treatment, and demonstrate financial need.
www.compasstocare.org

Provides financial assistance for transportation costs associated with pediatric cancer treatment.
The child must be diagnosed on or before their 18^th birthday.
The child must be a US citizen or reside in the US.
The family must demonstrate financial hardship.
https://www.thenccs.org/financial-assistance

Transportation Resources for Pediatric Cancer Patients