Hello, as far as I know, charities don't provide funding for a certain disease, but generally provide funding for the specific needs of a group of individuals. For example, the cost of cleft lip surgery for children from poor families, cataract rescue for low-income people, crutches for the blind, schoolbags for school-age children in poor areas and so on.

If the economy is really extremely difficult and it is difficult to pay for the self-funded part other than treatment fees and medical insurance, there are several ways to help:

1, apply for subsidies directly to the trade union of the work unit.

2. Persons who receive social security can apply for subsidies from the Civil Affairs Bureau through the street.

3. If you want to seek financial support from charity, you should first know whether charity supports patients with financial difficulties. Because most charitable organizations have specific projects. If, after consultation, charitable organizations can subsidize the medical expenses of patients with financial difficulties, it is also conditional. You should be prepared, such as the actual income of individuals and families (including the income of children who do not live together and have legal support obligations), medical records over the years, a list of actual expenses incurred in the process of medical treatment, relevant certificates of streets (or units) and so on. You should go through the application procedures according to the requirements of a charity organization to apply for (the funding conditions, application procedures and procedures of each charity organization are different). Those who meet the funding requirements after investigation and verification by charities will receive funding.

Sun Ping