The care grant

The care that works is the care she can't afford.

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Our micro-grants fund essential PMOS treatments insurance won't cover: $200 to $400, awarded on need, paid straight to the provider.

Seed funding

Community funded, every dollar to care.

The Rotary Club of San Francisco funded the first round of micro-grants. Nothing is held back for overhead: awards are paid directly to providers.

Funded in partnership with Rotary Club of San Francisco
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Two focus areas

What the money goes toward.

Holistic care complements Western treatment well, and it is almost never covered. These are the two places a few hundred dollars changes the outcome.

Focus area

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How it works

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Common questions

Before you apply.

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Application

Apply for a Care Grant.

Everything here is read in confidence by the review panel only, and never shared beyond it. If a question does not apply to you, leave it blank \u2014 an incomplete application is still an application.

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The care you need
Financial need
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We reply to every application. If you would rather apply by email, write to info@pcosalliance.org.

This is a solvable gap in women's healthcare.

$300 is the difference between a diagnosis and a treatment plan she can actually follow.

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