The Ulman Foundation

ulmanfoundation.org

The Ulman Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting adolescents and young adults, along with their families, impacted by cancer. Through its comprehensive programs, the foundation addresses the physical, emotional, and social challenges that arise during treatment and survivorship.

One of its core services is the Ulman House, which provides free lodging for individuals undergoing cancer treatment away from home just blocks away from top hospitals and oncology programs in Baltimore, MD. The supportive residential environment is designed to reduce the financial and emotional burden of treatment travel.

In addition to housing, the Ulman Foundation offers virtual support groups and community programming that provide emotional support, peer connection, and survivorship resources for young adults navigating cancer treatment, recovery, and life beyond diagnosis. To learn more about all of these resources, visit their website.

 
Contact:
Toll Free: 1-888-393-3863
info@ulmanfoundation.org
(410) 964-0202
Ulman House
2118 E Madison Street
Baltimore, MD 21205

Ronald McDonald House of Gainesville

rmhcncf.org

Provides temporary housing, basic amenities, and support to families with critically ill children treated at area medical facilities.

 
Contact:
info@rmhcncf.org
(352­) 374­-4404
2121 SW 16th St
Gainesville FL 32608

Healthcare Hospitality Network

www.hhnetwork.org

Member houses provide lodging and support services to patients, families, and their loved ones who are receiving medical treatment far from home.

 
Contact:
(800) 318-8861

Alachua County State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP)

alachuacounty.us/news/Article/pages/SHIP-Program-Provides-Housing-Assistance-for-Owner-Occupied-Rehabilitation,-Down-Payment-Assistance,-and-Disaster-Assistanc.aspx

Provides financial assistance to income‑eligible residents for owner‑occupied home rehabilitation, first‑time homebuyer down‑payment and closing‑cost assistance, and disaster‑related housing needs. The program supports critical health and safety repairs to owner‑occupied homes through interest‑free, deferred loans that are forgivable as long as the home remains the applicant’s primary residence. SHIP also assists qualified first‑time homebuyers purchasing eligible new or existing homes, including certain mobile or manufactured homes. Funding is awarded on a first‑qualified, first‑served basis, with priority given to very low‑income households, seniors, essential personnel, and special‑needs households.

 
Contact:
Alachua County SHIP Team
housing@alachuacounty.us
(352) 337-6240
10 SW 2nd Avenue, 1st Floor
Gainesville, FL 32601