The average cost to treat a child with cancer in a low income country is only $1,000. What can you do to change a life
Read personals accounts from our team following programme visits.
12.19.18
Kieran, Marketing and Communications Manager, met Dr Nihad at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital when visiting Ghana earlier
10.12.18
Kieran is the Marketing and Communications Manager at World Child Cancer and in September he visited Ghana for the
04.30.18
Having spent several months volunteering in developing countries across Africa and Asia, Megan Cruise has been speaking
04.11.18
As well as this being my first programme visit with World Child Cancer, my trip to Myanmar was also my first visit to a
04.06.18
Megan Cruise is a trained counsellor with several years’ experience of supporting children with cancer and their
04.06.18
On the 28th April, I will be climbing the summit of Jebel Toubkal, North Africa’s tallest mountain! This won’t be easy
02.23.18
At World Child Cancer we have been saddened and horrified by the shameful behaviour of a small group of former staff at
02.22.18
We at World Child Cancer appreciate the contribution of our student volunteers to our organisations and most