Georgia Transplant Foundation, Inc.
2201 Macy Drive, Roswell, 30076
(678) 514-1178
Georgia Transplant Foundation helps organ transplant patients and their families across Georgia with non-medical needs. It offers money help for things like lodging, medicine, insurance, dental care and travel. It also runs mentoring, a job program, scholarships and support groups.
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What they offer 17
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JumpStart ProgramProgram
Free-to-ask-about career help for the transplant community. A career counselor works one-on-one on job goals, resumes, interviews, training referrals and Social Security work rules. It is not a job placement service.
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Lodging Assistance for Transplant PatientsService
Helps pay for short-term lodging that is tied to the transplant, such as follow-up care or unexpected problems. It must be approved before you book.
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Pediatric AssistanceService
Help for situations that are special to children who need or have had a transplant, and to their families.
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The Mentor ProjectProgram
Matches you with a trained mentor who has been through a transplant, so you can talk privately with someone who understands. Mentors can talk by phone, visit in the hospital, or meet in person.
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Transplant Fundraising ProgramProgram
Helps transplant candidates and recipients raise money for ongoing costs, mainly medicines and insurance premiums. There are matched and unmatched accounts, and fees apply.
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Virtual Support GroupsProgram
Monthly online support group meetings on Zoom for people anywhere along the transplant journey, including dialysis patients and caregivers. All organ groups are welcome, and registration is required.
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Volunteer with GTFProgram
Ways to give time, including special events committees, office help in Roswell, social media sharing, and telling your story. People of all ages and backgrounds are welcome.
Events 2
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Couples Enrichment Retreat
Date not announced
A retreat called "A Step Together" for transplant recipients and their spouses or partners, to help couples keep their relationship strong while adjusting to changes from transplant.
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Trends in Transplant Conferences
Date not announced
One-day seminars held in different parts of Georgia. Transplant doctors and experts talk about wellness and transplant topics, and GTF shares its programs. Admission is free for you and a guest and includes lunch.
Grants
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Academic Scholarships
Yearly $1,000 scholarships for students linked to transplant. They can be renewed for up to four years if grades and program rules are met.
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Dental Assistance
Grants for dental care that is directly tied to transplant needs, before or after the transplant. Care must be approved first.
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Emergency Assistance
Money help in a crisis, or short-term support for emergency needs that are not medical but affect the transplant recipient's health and survival.
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Evaluation Assistance
Helps people who must travel to a hospital to be checked for a transplant pay for fuel and lodging.
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Insurance Assistance
Helps pay insurance premiums for a limited time for transplant recipients, and for candidates who do not have Medicare.
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Living Donor Assistance
Help based on need for living donors who face money hardship because they donated an organ.
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Medication Assistance
Gives limited money help so recipients can get their medicines while a long-term plan is set up.
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Transportation Assistance
Helps with the cost of travel to and from the transplant center for follow-up care.
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