What We Do

World Child Cancer works with local, regional and international partners to support systems-based solutions

What We Do

Over 400,000 children develop cancer worldwide each year.

It’s possible to save the lives of children with easily treatable cancers using relatively simple and inexpensive drugs and procedures. 

Find out more about the four pillars of our strategy below:

Improving treatment

Healthcare is a right, not a privilege.

Improving treatment
Find out how we are helping children get the best possible treatment and care, no matter where they live.
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Family Support

Successful treatment starts and ends with the whole family.

Family Support
Find out how we’re working to provide financial, social and emotional support to families in need.
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Early Diagnosis

Survival starts with an early and accurate diagnosis.

Early Diagnosis
Find out how we’re working with communities, health workers and partners to increase the number of children diagnosed.
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Advocacy

Giving childhood cancer the attention it deserves.

Advocacy
Find out how we’re working alongside the WHO to raise childhood cancer survival rates to 60% and save a million lives by 2030.
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Together we can close the gap in childhood cancer care.

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