Help me heal at home

We support low income families who have a sick or disabled family member who is recovering at home

Illness can change a family's life overnight

For low-income families, having a loved one become seriously ill or suffer an accident often means facing an impossible choice: caring for their family member or continuing to work to survive. Medical expenses quickly grow, income is lost, and everyday necessities become difficult to afford.

Behind every patient, there is also a caregiver, a mother, father, daughter, son, or spouse, giving everything they have to care for the person they love.

Our mission is to bring hope, dignity, and practical support to these families during some of the hardest moments of their lives.

Through our programs, we provide:

Medical equipment program: we loan (free of cost) medical equipment like hospital beds, wheelchairs, patient lift cranes and oxygen concentrators.

Free medical equipment loans

Diaper donation program: we deliver 120 diapers bimonthly for patients that are bedridden

Adult diaper donations

Medical supply donation program: we deliver kits with gauze bandages, wound wraps, medical tape and other medical supplies.

Donations of medical supplies and wound care materials

Transportation assistance program: we provide transportation to doctor appointments, therapy in an ambulance, including special vehicles to accommodate for wheelchairs.

Transportation assistance for medical appointments and therapies

This project supports vulnerable families in Mexico, primarily in the states of Nuevo León and Michoacán.

We help families in need reduce their expenses

We stay in touch with our beneficiaries and follow up to see if they qualify for another of our programs

We aim to provide comfort, rest and a fighting chance for recovery for patients at home

Every donation helps relieve a burden, restore hope, and remind these families that they are not alone.

Together, we can make illness less painful for those who suffer, and for the loved ones who dedicate their lives to caring for them.

Testimony

Edgar España is a young man with cerebral palsy who is completely dependent on his mother. Currently he is a beneficiary of the medical equipment program, the diaper donation program and the transportation assistance program.