Our Initiatives

The RX Relief Fund provides short-term financial assistance for prescription medications when insurance coverage lapses, deductibles reset, or prior authorizations cause dangerous delays in care. It may cover the cost of generic or brand-name psychiatric medications, pharmacy dispensing fees, or bridge refills until new coverage begins.

The Provider Partnership Initiative connects the Paperflower Foundation with a trusted network of therapists, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and clinics across Arizona who are committed to continuity of care. Through this collaboration, providers agree to see referred clients at a reduced rate or temporarily pro bono, while the Foundation helps bridge remaining costs.

The Evaluation & Diagnosis Assistance program removes cost barriers for psychological and psychiatric testing. This initiative prioritizes children and youth who may benefit from an autism (ASD) diagnosis to access school-based support, accommodations, and early intervention services. Funding may also cover adult evaluations for conditions such as ADHD, trauma-related disorders, or mood conditions when diagnostic clarity supports treatment and functioning.

The Accessibility Fund assists individuals who experience barriers to accessing or engaging in therapy, medication management, or evaluation services due to financial, sensory, or logistical challenges. In addition to covering interpreter services, this fund may also provide support for occupational therapy (OT) tools and sensory aids that foster regulation, focus, and participation in daily activities.

Eligible supports may include:

• Weighted blankets, noise-canceling headphones, or fidget tools

• Visual communication aids or adaptive planners

The Mental Health Care Fund ensures ongoing access to essential mental health services for individuals experiencing financial hardship or loss of insurance. This program directly supports therapy, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management, helping to prevent interruptions in treatment during life transitions.

The Emergency Mental Health Support program provides immediate, short-term funding for individuals in acute crisis or transition who risk losing continuity of care. This may include post-hospitalization follow-up appointments, urgent medication refills, or crisis stabilization therapy to prevent relapse or readmission.