Little Red Door provides several free programs to assist cancer patients during their battle against the disease. These services are available to residents of the greater Indianapolis area who qualify based on residency, household size, household income and insurance coverage. For more information or to see if you qualify, please call (317) 925-5595.
Transportation
Transportation is available for cancer patients receiving chemotherapy or radiation treatments and for those who have cancer-related follow-up appointments. Vehicles can accommodate wheelchairs and walkers. (Marion County residents only).
Breast Prostheses and Bras
Available for those with a physician’s prescription.
Incontinence Supplies
Little Red Door distributes free incontinence supplies to qualified cancer patients dealing with cancer related incontinence issues or those dealing with end stage effects of a cancer diagnosis. Adult diapers, pull-ups, skin protectants and bed pads are available on a monthly basis.
Ostomy Supplies
Ostomy supplies are utilized by colon cancer patients. If a client has had their rectum or part of the colon removed, they must utilize special pouches and wafers to collect their body waste. These supplies are available on a monthly basis.
Medical Supplies
Wound care supplies and lymphedema bandages/garments are provided on an as needed basis.
Nutritional Supplements (Boost and Ensure)
Available on a monthly basis with a physician’s prescription (Marion County residents only).
Wigs/Hats/Turbans
Cancer patients who have lost their hair may visit the Little Red Door Boutique to select wigs and headwear.
Camp Little Red Door
Camp Little Red Door is a fun, weeklong camp for Indiana children ages 8 to 18 who are battling cancer or are in remission. Ninety-six spaces are available each summer at Bradford Woods near Martinsville, IN. Campers may bring a sibling or friend if space is available.
Client Navigation
Little Red Door works to “fill in the gaps” for clients by providing basic information about cancer health, the importance of timely follow-up, and community resources to help meet basic needs before, during and after treatment. Services include, but not limited to providing contact and program information for local and national resources that help address basic needs, such as transportation, support, rent/utilities, treatment coverage, food, etc.
Services are available to residents of the greater Indianapolis area who qualify based on residency, household size and household income