The Howard D. Trotman NET Patient Assistance Program was created to address the financial impact of a cancer diagnosis on Canadian persons with neuroendocrine cancer. The program offers a grant of up to $3,000 per family to provide some relief from economic hardship during a very challenging time in their life.  The program was founded to assist those experiencing acute financial hardship resulting directly from the diagnosis and ongoing monitoring, treatment and management of their neuroendocrine cancer.

Please review the eligibility criteria to ensure you qualify for funding.

• The applicant must be diagnosed and living with neuroendocrine cancer.
• The applicant must be a Canadian citizen, approved landed immigrant or permanent resident.
• The applicant must have exhausted other available sources of support before applying. (Please refer to the Summary of Financial Assistance Programs)
• The applicant has a financial need for the program based on submitted documents in the current fiscal year.