About National Children's Cancer Society
The mission of The National Children's Cancer Society
is to improve the quality of life for children
with cancer and their families worldwide.
To ensure that every child with cancer is given a chance
at survival, The National Children's Cancer Society was
founded in 1987 to assist children in need of bone marrow
transplants. It has since expanded its program services
to encompass the needs of all children with cancer.
Pediatric Oncology Program -
Provides support to pay health insurance premiums, lodging,
food, transportation and telephone expenses. Educational
materials provide information about cancer, healthy lifestyle
habits, and survivorship.
Care To Share Cancer Connection
- An internet support network for families to share their
experiences, offer encouragement and learn from others.
Beyond The Cure Program - Helps
childhood cancer survivors integrate the cancer experience
into their new lives as survivors, to educate survivors
and their families about the late effects related to diagnosis
and treatment, and to celebrate survivorship.
Global Outreach Program
- Distributes donated medical supplies
to facilities internationally.
N.C.C.S. 2008 Financial Information
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