Support Without the Stigma: Why Anonymity is Important

Asking for help should never feel like a spotlight moment. For many families, the fear of judgment or standing out is enough to stop them from seeking out opportunities. That’s why anonymity isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s a key part of what makes access possible. By removing the stigma of needing to ask publicly or explain personal situations, the #areuin? card makes space for dignity and genuine participation. No labels. No awkward conversations. Just support—quietly and respectfully delivered.

How does the #areuin? card ensure anonymity?

When a family applies for an #areuin? card, they apply on our website by uploading a copy of their NH Medicaid Card, Federal Free & Reduced Lunch Acceptance Letter, or a qualified validator can refer them to the program. The process is simple and discreet. No unnecessary paperwork and no extra financial information needed. This helps ensure they remain anonymous and get the help they need in the most efficient way possible.

Why is anonymity so important?

In the words of an #areuin? card parent, “The anonymous part is really helpful because my daughter doesn’t feel different, and I don’t go to her sporting events feeling like I can’t relate to the other parents.” That’s the powerful impact of anonymity—kids feeling like they belong, parents feeling at ease, and no one stigmatized for simply needing a hand up. It’s not just part of the process; it’s the key to everything we do. Because when respect comes first, access truly opens up.