Where you live should not determine if you live
Meet Ivy, who at just 25 weeks pregnant, gave birth to her daughter Elo. Being severely premature, Elo needed specialized care not available in their hometown of Thunder Bay.
Ivy had no way of accessing that care without moving her family away from their support system. Thanks to supporters like you, Ivy and Elo could stay in their hometown while still receiving the treatments Elo desperately needed.
You can make a difference and ensure that every patient, no matter where they live, can focus on what matters most: their health.
Because all Canadians deserve the healthcare they need, regardless of income or distance.
When you support Hope Air, you’re doing more than simply making a donation – you’re helping all the Canadians who will hear the words “treatment is not available here” in their lifetime.
Ivy had no way of accessing that care without moving her family away from their support system. Thanks to supporters like you, Ivy and Elo could stay in their hometown while still receiving the treatments Elo desperately needed.
You can make a difference and ensure that every patient, no matter where they live, can focus on what matters most: their health.
Because all Canadians deserve the healthcare they need, regardless of income or distance.
When you support Hope Air, you’re doing more than simply making a donation – you’re helping all the Canadians who will hear the words “treatment is not available here” in their lifetime.
No Patient Left Behind
Equality of access to healthcare is a significant issue for Canadians living far from large cities where specialized care is available.
In 2023, Hope Air fulfilled 24,988 travel arrangements, helping 2,950 patients from 560 communities access essential care.
In the first half of 2024, donor contributions have already enabled 20,000 travel arrangements for 2,276 patients across Canada.
So far, every eligible travel request has been met, but immediate challenges persist in supporting patients where demand is highest and as the need continue to grow.
Your donation goes beyond immediate help, it builds stronger communities, reduces poverty, and improves health for everyone, from coast to coast.
In 2023, Hope Air fulfilled 24,988 travel arrangements, helping 2,950 patients from 560 communities access essential care.
In the first half of 2024, donor contributions have already enabled 20,000 travel arrangements for 2,276 patients across Canada.
So far, every eligible travel request has been met, but immediate challenges persist in supporting patients where demand is highest and as the need continue to grow.
Your donation goes beyond immediate help, it builds stronger communities, reduces poverty, and improves health for everyone, from coast to coast.
Better Health. Reduced Poverty. Stronger Communities.
Better Health
Rob, Hope Air patient, Timmins, Ontario
“For the first time the fact that we lived in this beautiful part of the world meant we were at a disadvantage.
Flying me back and forth meant I could focus on my health and recovery. Today I’m in remission.”
“For the first time the fact that we lived in this beautiful part of the world meant we were at a disadvantage.
Flying me back and forth meant I could focus on my health and recovery. Today I’m in remission.”
Reduced Poverty
Heidi, mother to Hope Air Patient Zoe, Windsor, Ontario
“We go every 10 days. It’s very costly, you’re wearing down your vehicle and between the cost of hotels and fuel it quickly adds up.
Without Hope Air, that is what we would have had to do to save our child’s life.”
“We go every 10 days. It’s very costly, you’re wearing down your vehicle and between the cost of hotels and fuel it quickly adds up.
Without Hope Air, that is what we would have had to do to save our child’s life.”
Stronger Communities
Cindy, mother to Hope Air patients Jayden and Logan, St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador
“We would have had to move to Toronto without support from our friends and family. It really helped our mental health and well-being to have our support system close at home in St. John’s.”
“We would have had to move to Toronto without support from our friends and family. It really helped our mental health and well-being to have our support system close at home in St. John’s.”