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Child Cancer FoundationThe Child Cancer Foundation is committed to supporting children and their families on their walk with child cancer. While more than three children on average per week in New Zealand are diagnosed with cancer, advancements in technology in recent years has meant that almost eight out of 10 of these children, if the cancer is identified early, can be treated. New Zealand children with cancer collectively undergo an astounding 100,000 treatments and procedures throughout their journey. Depending on the treatment or type of cancer however, the child may experience long-term side effects. In fact, around half of children who are treated for cancer will encounter at least one problem - whether physically or psychologically - related to their treatment. WHO WE AREThe Child Cancer Foundation is a not-for-profit charity that provides emotional, practical and financial support to children and their families affected by child cancer. The government does not contribute anything towards the $3 million needed each year for child and family support services, so the Foundation relies on the generosity of individuals and organisations in the New Zealand community to continue its work for families. The Child Cancer Foundation provides support for health professionals and contributes financially to research initiatives. OUR SERVICESFor families living with child cancer the Child Cancer Foundation provides:
The Child Cancer Foundation is a national organization with four regions, supporting a number of branches throughout the country. Click here to make a donation to support kids living with cancer and their families |
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