World Child Cancer improves curative treatment and palliative care for children with cancer in low and middle income countries. Our vision is to see a world where every child with cancer has access to the best possible treatment. We achieve this by facilitating and funding international partnerships linking medics, hospitals and parent support groups between resource-rich and resource-poor countries to transfer specialist skills and expertise.
Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:
By Anna Tullgren | Individual Giving & Events Manager
World Child Cancer supports children with cancer and their families in lower income countries. Through our funding of diagnosis, treatment, transport to hospital, family accommodation, play therapy... Read the full report ›By Anna Tullgren | Individual Giving & Events Manager
Over 6,000 children in Bangladesh are expected to develop cancer per year, however only a quarter of those receive an accurate diagnosis. This can be attributed to low levels of & late diagnosis... Read the full report ›By Anna Tullgren | Individual Giving & Events Manager
Approximately 2,000 children are expected to develop cancer each year in Myanmar. Due to a lack of awareness of childhood cancer, an inability to accurately diagnose cases and the prohibitive cost of... Read the full report ›
