Success Stories
The child has been diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma. As a result of a public fundraising campaign organized for treatment, 105,263,296 drams have been collected. The child has undergone surgery in Barcelona and is now receiving the necessary treatment.
The child has been diagnosed with acute myeloblastic leukemia. As a result of a public fundraising campaign organized for treatment, 40,033,628 drams have been collected. The child has undergone surgery in Saints Petersburg, received necessary treatment and returned to Armenia.
The establishment of the “Karina” Hereditary Cancer Predisposition Clinic aimed at contributing to the early detection, prevention, and effective treatment of cancer among children in Armenia.
Our Supporters and Partners
Frequently Asked Questions
What diseases does the Fund support?
The scope of Fund’s support (the list of diseases):
- childhood cancer or blood problems (in all cases when the child’s treatment must be carried out in foreign medical institutions)
- kidney or liver transplant
- chronic respiratory problems
- immune system disorders
- severe neurological problems: encephalitis (autoimmune)
- visceral leishmaniasis
- aplastic anemia
- immune Thrombocytopenia (ITP)
- other life threatening diseases
How to apply to the Fund ?
You can apply to the Fund by writing a letter to our email address – info@hfc.am or through the Fund’s social media pages.
How to apply for support?
If the child’s case falls within the scope of our Fund’s support, it is necessary to send all medical documents related to the child’s illness to info@hfc.am. Our medical council will review the case, and we will inform you about the possibility of support in a response letter. If support is approved, further steps will be discussed with the parents/legal guardians.
How long does it take to receive support?
The provision of support depends on the complexity of the case, the availability of necessary interventions, the amount of funds required, and other factors. The review and decision on support or rejection of each case typically takes 2-3 days. In extremely urgent cases, decisions are made within hours.
In what cases can the Fund reject an application?
The Fund may reject an application for support if:
- The child’s illness does not fall within the Fund’s scope of support
Necessary and sufficient medical documents related to the illness are not presented - The treatment is available in Armenia, but the parents wish to have it performed abroad
- The medical council rejects the application for support for other justified reasons
What are the Fund’s partner hospitals?
The main partner hospitals of the Fund are:
- “Yolyan” Hematology and Oncology Center
- “Saint Astvatsamayr” Medical Center
- “Muratsan” Hospital Complex
- “Arabkir” Medical Complex
- “Wigmore Women’s and Children’s Hospital” Medical Center
How does the Fund mobilize resources for support?
In cases requiring large sums for treatment, the Fund organizes public fundraisers. The Fund also attracts resources from various commercial, non-commercial, and international organizations, individuals, and others.
Who can support the Fund?
Anyone or any organization can support the Fund by making a one-time or monthly donation through our website, becoming a monthly donor. Donations can also be made by transferring money to the Fund’s bank account. Click here for more information.
