FAQs
answering our most frequently asked questions

No. We work with the Social Workers to meet families who would benefit from our support.

While we are able to work with any family that has a child with a life-altering or life-threatening diagnosis, we must receive a referral from a clinician, most typically a social worker.

Typically no. We will not be providing funding for bills, transportation or any other financial needs families face. It is our experience that when we are able to meet families closer to diagnosis, we are able to introduce them to other resources available in the community.

Any family who has a child with a life-altering or life-threatening medical diagnosis.

At Reviv, we work in conjunction with the child’s care team to meet the family as close to the child’s diagnosis as possible. We then have significantly trained and committed volunteers work with the families to fulfill a mutually agreed personalized care plan. Each plan is re-evaluated and modified after 6 months. We promise to be a part of the family’s life until they feel confident without the support Reviv provides. Our non- clinical case management method of care allows for Reviv to be the most consistent support for the family while navigating their new normal.

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