Provides free supportive housing for families with children facing serious illness and injury receiving care at nearby hospitals. Offers 25 private guests rooms, hot meals served daily, space for children and families to relax and play. Provides families with shuttle runs between Rconald McDonald House and Albany Medical Center.

Provides host families which allow a child and parent to stay in their home while the child is receiving treatment by a local physician or medical center.

* Provides free lodging for cancer patients and their caregivers traveling far from home for outpatient medical care related to the patient's cancer diagnosis.

Providers 27 Hope Lodges across the nation that offer cancer patients and their families a free, temporary place to stay when treatment may be in another city.

* Provides free lodging for cancer patients and their caregivers traveling far from home for outpatient medical care related to the patient's cancer diagnosis.

Hudson Valley Cancer Resource Center's website is a navigational tool for patients to locate national, regional and local services in the following areas: Financial Assistance, Co-Pay Assistance, Prescription Assistance, Breast Prostheses, Medical Supplies, Lodging During Treatment, Transportation: Air or Ground, Career and Cancer Assistance, Legal Assistance, and Insurance Assistance.

Provides short or long-term, affordable lodging for families with a child who is ill or injured and will be receiving medical treatment, far from home.

Accommodations are provided to family members so that they may be near veterans who are receiving care at the medical center.

Offers lodging options for cancer patients who are traveling to receive medical care related to their cancer diagnosis. Call or go online for eligibility and availability.

Albany Medical Center's Patient Relations Department will assist families in finding temporary housing while their family member is undergoing treatment.

* Offers various cancer programs and services to individuals, families and caregivers such as: Road To Recovery: Provides free rides to and from treatment for people with cancer who do not have a car or are unable to drive themselves. Volunteer drivers donate their time and use of their cars so that patients can receive the lifesaving treatment they need. Hope Lodge: Offers free temporary lodging while undergoing treatment for patients and a caregiver who live more than 40 miles from treatment center. To stay at Hope Lodge, a referral request from a cancer healthcare provider or social worker in advance of stay. Cancer Survivors Network (csn.cancer.org): Free online community created by and for people with cancer and their families. Services include discussion boards, chat rooms, and personal web space to tell your story. * Provides referrals to smoking cessation programs.

Provides lodging to families of children receiving pediatric care in any area medical facility.

Offers temporary housing for cancer patients and their caregiver receiving treatment in Monroe County but reside outside of the county.

Offers temporary housing for cancer patients and their caregiver receiving treatment in Monroe County but reside outside of the county.

Provides free, temporary sleeping accommodations for cancer patients and one caregiver, undergoing treatment in New York City. This lodge has 61 comfortable guest suites, with access to communal kitchens, activity rooms, and services.

A facility, within the children's hospital, which allows the family of a hospitalized child, to rest, eat, sleep, shower, and find support from similar families. The "Family Room" has a country house setting, with 5 private rooms with shower/bath, shared dining room, kitchen , gym facility, and fireplace. Limited space requires that it is only available to families with a critical patient, and geared towards families which do not live in the surrounding areas.

Provides lodging to families of children receiving pediatric care in any area medical facility.

Provides treatment and residential services to individuals living with a serious mental illness and possible co-occurring disorders such as alcohol and chemical addictions or chronic medical conditions.

Provides a unique private-public partnership that supports America's military in their time of need. The program recognizes the special sacrifices of our men and women in uniform and the hardships of military service by meeting a humanitarian need beyond that normally provided by the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs. The Foundation, a nonprofit organization. has constructed 65 "comfort homes" at military bases and VA Medical Centers across the country and overseas, in Germany, for families of hospitalized military personnel and veterans. The program aids more than 12,000 guest families each year and has saved families more than $150 million since inception.

Provies a 5-day getaway for families affected by serious childhood illness. Services include a host, a stocked pantry, and opportunities to enjoy the nearby village attractions to further gain strength and bond as a family.

Provides transitional housing for those re-entering the community from inpatient hospitalization and/or for those who have not benefited from traditional residential or supportive housing programs. Provides case management, information and referral, transportation, benefit advisement, on-call and after hours support, advocacy, and support groups via a multi-unit apartment building and the drop-in center. Offers short-term respite with goal of preventing crisis and hospital diversion.

To offer safe, home-like housing for patients' families during medical care in the Triple Cities: Lourdes Hospital, (UHS) Wilson Hospital, and Binghamton General Hospital, local nursing homes, Broome Developmental Center, and Greater Binghamton Health Center. Also serves out-patients seeking respite or housing during treatment phases of medical care.

On-going programs include: Children's Housing (both hospital and retreat) and Hands on Adventures.

Provides long-term, affordable lodging for families with a child who is ill or injured and will be receiving medical treatment, far from home.