Response from World Child Cancer regarding recent publication on excess mortality due to COVID-19
World Child Cancer Foundation – The Netherlands is not the sponsor of the publication “Excess mortality across countries in the Western World
In memoriam of Alicia Franken
In memoriam of Alicia Franken, who passed away on February 4, 2020, due to bone cancer. She was a talented field hockey player whose dream was to bring the joy of sports and play to children with cancer around the world. HC Houten has raised €68,000 for this noble cause.
On September 14, a brand-new playroom for children with cancer was opened at the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi. Please also help to provide children with cancer in less affluent countries better access to treatment and care.
75 World Child Cancer volunteers organize beautiful Gala
Over 250 guests and 75 volunteers attended the World Child Cancer gala.
Improving the Survival Chances of Children with Cancer in Nairobi: A Collaboration for Hope
At World Child Cancer, we aim to change these distressing statistics.
A world without childhood cancer
A world without childhood cancer World Child Cancer is committed to global equal access to treatment and care for children with cancer. “Children must be able
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