The process for applying for national critical illness assistance is as follows:

1. Submit a written application to the village (resident) committee where the household registration is located;

2. Issue relevant documents at the village level The certificate is submitted to the Civil Affairs Office;

3. The Civil Affairs Office will sort it out and submit it to the Civil Affairs Bureau for approval;

4. For those who meet the conditions, fill in the approval opinions and the amount of assistance, and provide financial aid to urban and rural residents in need with serious illnesses Medical Assistance Certificate.

The sources of funds for national critical illness relief:

1. Government financial allocation: The government arranges special funds for relief according to the needs of critical illness relief;

2. Social donations: Encourage enterprises, social groups and individuals to donate to critical illness relief funds;

3. Charitable organization support: Charitable organizations provide financial support for critical illness relief through fundraising and other methods;

4. Medical insurance funds: Some areas use funds from medical insurance funds for critical illness relief;

5. Other channels: including government bonds, special lotteries and other relief funds raised through other means.

To sum up, the process of applying for national critical illness assistance includes submitting an application to the village (resident) committee where the household registration is located. The village level will issue relevant certificates and submit them to the Civil Affairs Office. The Civil Affairs Office will then submit the application to the Civil Affairs Bureau for approval. , and finally issued serious illness medical assistance certificates to urban and rural residents in need.

Legal basis:

"Interim Measures for Social Assistance"

Article 27

The state establishes and improves the medical assistance system to ensure Medical assistance recipients receive basic medical and health services.

Article 28

The following people can apply for relevant medical assistance:

(1) Family members receiving minimum living allowance;

(2) Persons supported by extreme poverty;

(3) Persons with other special difficulties specified by the people's government at or above the county level.