Help Is Hope Online Resources Group

You Live in the ER More Than Your Own Home

 If you’ve hit the ER or hospital several times this year for asthma, COPD, heart problems, diabetes, or mental health crises, you may qualify for a free support team whose goal is to keep you stable and out of the ER.

You might get:

 ●​ A coordinator who checks in regularly when things start to slide

 ●​ Help getting meds filled and rides to follow-up appointments

Diabetes, Heart Problems, Breathing Issues… and You’re Tired of Being Lectured Instead of Helped?

If you’re living with diabetes, COPD, heart failure, or other chronic conditions and can’t keep up with appointments, meds, and diet changes, you may qualify for extra help managing the whole picture.

You might get:

 ●​ A coach who explains your condition in plain language

Your Body or Brain Can’t Keep Up with the House Anymore

If physical or mental health issues keep you from managing trash, laundry, and basic cleaning and it’s starting to affect your safety or housing, you may qualify for help with homemaker tasks.

You might get:

 ●​ Help with dishes, laundry, and light cleaning

 ●​ Support keeping pathways clear and reducing fall risks

It’s Not Just Your Diagnosis. It’s Everything Around It.

If you have chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, COPD, or kidney problems AND you’re struggling with things like food, housing, transportation, or stress, you may qualify for whole‑person help, not just clinic visits.

You might get:

 ●​ A helper who addresses the life problems that are making you sicker

 ●​ Support accessing meals, rides, housing, and supplies tied to your health

You’re the “Strong One” Everyone Calls. You’re Also Exhausted.

If you’re the go‑to person for family, friends, or community and your own health is sliding, you may qualify for support that centers you for once. 

You might get: 

●​ Help scheduling and keeping your own medical and mental health care 

●​ Support setting boundaries around caregiving and crisis response