Hope Air

Medical Travel Assistance

Bridging the distance between home and hospital for Canadians in need

Bridging the distance between home and hospital for Canadians in need

Hope Air is not an airline. We're a lifeline.

All Canadians deserve access to the healthcare they need, regardless of income or distance. Where you live should not determine if you live. Your support today and into the future is critical to ensuring that no patient is left behind when it comes to accessing vital medical care.
Hope Air patients have an average household income of $34,000.
87% of patients flt they had no other options without Hope Air.
65% of patients report they would have gone into debt to cover travel costs.
Hope Air patients have
an average household
income of $34,000.
87% of patients felt
they had no other
options without
Hope Air.
65% of patients report
they would have gone
into debt to cover
travel costs.

3.2million Canadians live below the poverty line. On average Hope Air patients have a household income of $34,000.

Over 10 million Canadians live outside of large city centres. Without Hope air, 34% of patients would cancel or postpone their appointment due to cost and distance.

X% of Canadians say they would not be able to manage a sudden household expense of $1000. 87% of patients felt they had not other options withour Hope Air.

Reed

from Calgary, requires ongoing heart surgeries in Edmonton.

Stories

River

River’s Fight Against Leukemia River’s Fight Against Leukemia Sign up to receive Hope Air news, updates and patient journeys. At only one week old, River’s family rushed the 40-minute drive

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Noah

Soaring Beyond Barriers: Noah’s Journey with Hope Air Soaring Beyond Barriers: Noah’s Journey with Hope Air Sign up to receive Hope Air news, updates and patient journeys. Noah, a courageous

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Caleb

From Red Deer to Vancouver: the Vital Role of Hope Air in Access to Healthcare From Red Deer to Vancouver: the Vital Role of Hope Air in Access to Healthcare

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Reed

from Calgary, requires ongoing heart surgeries in Edmonton.

Thanks to our corporate sponsors like Newmont for their generous support.

We acknowledge that we live and work on the unceded, traditional territories of many Indigenous peoples. We are grateful for the privilege of being on lands that these peoples have nurtured since time immemorial.

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