Friends and Neighbors Helping Friends and Neighbors…
Providing high-quality care for our neighbors requires collaboration and support of our entire community. With key partnerships serving as the foundation for UM UCH’s success, private and philanthropic funding allows us to meet the diverse needs of Harford County, offering flexible and affordable care that is close to home.
With the opportunity at UM UCH to support programs, initiatives, and technology, you can join this effort and play a critical role in the future of Harford County’s health.
Cancer LifeNet at the Kaufman Cancer Center
Sometimes the unknown is the biggest fear when receiving a cancer diagnosis.
As part of the Kaufman Cancer Center, Cancer LifeNet is a supportive care program that is provided free-of-charge to all residents of our community regardless of where they receive their cancer treatment. Cancer LifeNet helps individuals and families cope with the physical, psychological, financial, and emotional aspects of cancer. The program and its many offerings are funded fully by philanthropy and gift made by generous community partners and fundraising activities.
Senator Bob Hooper House
Providing compassionate, end-of-life care to residents and their loved ones, during their time of need.
At the Hooper House, professionals with specialized expertise serve both residents and their families with a coordinated program of hospice care and supportive care services, helping neighbors and their families better manage the difficult issues of end-of-life care. This home-like setting environment brings comfort, dignity, and compassion to all who are served. Philanthropy provides care for residents in need of financial assistance, ensuring no resident is turned away for their inability to pay. Additionally, philanthropy helps to fund ongoing and future needs of the house that enhance both the resident’s and their loved ones’ stay.
The Klein Family Center
If you are a resident of this community and don’t know about the resources provided by the Klein Family Center, you need to.
In 2019, generous gifts from donors and community partners helped bring The Klein Family Center to fruition. Today, philanthropy and the support from community partners allows the Crisis Center to continue to provide vital mental health and addiction resources to neighbors during their time of need.
Community Partnerships
