Patient Programs

Where to Start

WHERE TO START

A.L.S. Family Charitable Foundation

If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with A.L.S. and lives in the New England area, please contact us at 508-759-9696 or email us. We will assist you in the application process of our programs.

Patient Services Coordinater Debbie Bell.

Debbie is a warm and caring liason for the Foundation and specializes in home visits and ensuring our patients get the attention and help that they need. Debbie's cell number is 781-217-5480 and patients and their families are encouraged to call her anytime!

Patient Information Form

Our Outpatient Programs

Please contact the A.L.S. Family Charitable Foundation if you or anyone you know would like to utilize any of our programs.

If you need financial assistance for any reason not listed here, don't hesitate to contact us to discuss eligibility.

The A. George Kerr Patient Fund

This fund is designed to assist our patients with the unique financial needs caused by living with A.L.S.

The Heath Millward Vacation Fund

This fund provides patients and their families with vacations that will allow them to celebrate their lives together. If travel is not in your plans, other opportunities (such as family reunions) exist through this fund.

The Children’s Program

Tailored to meet the needs of children impacted by this disease by providing financial assistance for expenses such as the holidays, back to school shopping and summer camp.

We want to make sure that we make these programs available to as many children as possible. If you or any patients you know have children that would be interested in participating in the A.L.S. Family Charitable Foundation’s children’s program please contact us with the names, telephone numbers, and/or e-mail address of the families.

The Jan Ferrara “Get Away for a Day Fund”

Provides funds for individuals or groups of patients or caregivers to enjoy an outing of their choosing.

The Respite Care Grant Program

This program provides assistance for respite care to patient caregivers. These grants will allow the caregiver a break from the rigors of their responsibility.