A patient cannot move forward.
Financial hardship or a practical obstacle stands between a referral and care.
Our impact · Care in motion
Not likes.
Not noise.
Real next steps.
For us, impact is the moment an eligible cancer patient moves from waiting to an approved diagnostic, a journey to care, practical support or clearer navigation.
EVERY GIFT SHOULD MOVE SOMETHING ✦ EVERY INTERVENTION SHOULD MEAN SOMETHING ✦ EVERY PATIENT DESERVES DIGNITY ✦
OUR DEFINITION
Impact is the distance between “you need help” and “the next step is arranged.”
That distance can be shaped by cost, geography, waiting lists, transport, nutrition and the complexity of navigating care. CFC works to shorten it responsibly one assessed intervention at a time.
How change happens
From barrier
to breakthrough.
Need is reviewed responsibly.
Eligibility, urgency, documentation and the appropriate support pathway are assessed.
Care is funded or coordinated.
CFC works with suitable providers and partners to arrange an approved intervention.
The outcome is recorded.
The intervention is documented, reconciled and included in programme reporting.
Time matters
Waiting can cost more than time.
CFC’s access goal is to help eligible patients reach an approved, coordinated intervention sooner subject to clinical need, documentation, provider availability and funding.
PUBLIC-SYSTEM WAIT CAN REACH6 to 8MONTHS
→CFC COORDINATION OBJECTIVE3 DAYS
2 WEEKSFOR ELIGIBLE INTERVENTIONS*
2 WEEKSFOR ELIGIBLE INTERVENTIONS*
*Timeframes vary by support type and circumstances. This is an impact objective not a clinical promise or guaranteed turnaround time.
What we measure
Six ways care
must count.
Access
Did an eligible patient receive a funded or coordinated service they could not otherwise access in time?
Time
Where reliable data is available, how long did it take to move from approved request to intervention?
Dignity
Did practical assistance reduce distress, discomfort or disruption during care?
Continuity
Did transport, nutrition or navigation help a patient remain connected to care?
Partnership
Did providers, donors and community organisations contribute to a coordinated response?
Patient dignity
Was the patient supported with privacy, consent, respect and humanity throughout the intervention?
THE LINE WE WILL NOT CROSS
Proof without exploitation.
We report impact while protecting patient privacy, consent and dignity. A person’s hardest chapter is never a fundraising prop.
THE NEXT RESULT STARTS HERE.
Your generosity can turn a barrier into a next step.
The next step can change everything