Childhood Cancer Canada

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Childhood Cancer Canada (CCC) is a foundation dedicated to fighting childhood cancer. It was founded in 1987.[1] The foundation works to improving the lives of children with cancer and their families through its support programs and investment in collaborative cancer research. It has a partnership with all of Canada's 17 childhood cancer hospitals and treatment centres.

Funding and promotion of childhood cancer research[edit]

Childhood Cancer Canada is an active partner of the C17, the Council of Pediatric Haematologists/Oncologists. This council represents the pediatric oncology leaders from all of Canada's 17 children's hospitals and cancer treatment centres.

Support and resource programs for children with cancer and their families[edit]

CCC administers support programs, including the emPower Pack, Scholarship Programs, Benevolent Fund, Teen Connector and several programs. They provide information and resources to families.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "About Us". Childhood Cancer Canada. Retrieved 1 May 2024.

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