Begin Again Foundation

Through targeted grants to the Childrens Hospital of the King's Daughters, the Begin Again Foundation has provided vital assistance to families of hospitalized patients experiencing severe hardship. These grants are intended to help cover essential expenses such as transportation, meals, medications, household utilities, and more.

The Begin Again Foundations Toxic Shock Prevention Program is dedicated to providing access to safe feminine hygiene products for women experiencing housing insecurity across the country, along with vital education on Toxic Shock Syndrome.

The Begin Again Foundation made a contribution to the Leila Rose Foundation, an Australian tax-exempt organization dedicated to supporting families affected by rare childhood cancers. To learn more, please visit leilarosefoundation.org.

The Begin Again Foundation provides support to families identified by the Monash Childrens Hospital (MCH) Social Work Department as experiencing demonstrable hardship. Following an assessment to determine each familys specific needs, the grant is intended to serve as a short-term resource to assist with expenses not covered by insurance. These may include, but are not limited to: transportation (including petrol), parking, meals, over-the-counter medications, prescription assistance, baby formula, and household utilities. All funds must be used and allocated within one year of receipt.

The Begin Again Foundation fund assists families identified by the Social Work Department at the Childrens Hospital of the Kings Daughters as experiencing demonstrable hardship. Following an assessment to determine each familys specific needs, the grant serves as a short-term resource to help cover expenses not covered by insurance. These may include, but are not limited to: transportation (including petrol), parking, meals, over-the-counter medications, prescription assistance, baby formula, and household utilities. All funds must be used and allocated within one year of receipt.