World Child Cancer UK
Charity information
World Child Cancer UK
Over 300,000 children worldwide develop cancer each year. In the developed world, 80% will survive. In the developing world, as few as 10% will survive. Every 3 minutes a child with cancer dies.
We are working hard to change this. With better access to relatively simple and inexpensive treatment, it is possible to improve survival rates to over 60%.
Our vision is a world where every child with cancer has equal access to the best treatment and care.
Founded 2007
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Mission statement
Our mission is to improve diagnosis, treatment, and support for children with cancer, and their families, in the developing world.
We currently support nine childhood cancer programmes in Africa, Asia and Central America. Last year, 5,524 children with cancer accessed improved services as a result of our work.
With your support, we can help even more children with cancer this year. -
Aims
World Child Cancer UK aims to:
- Raise awareness of childhood cancer by educating healthcare professionals, governments and local communities.
- We fund treatment and care for children with cancer by funding equipment, facilities and drugs.
- We strengthen local healthcare systems through training, education and mentoring.
- We look to create sustainable projects by empowering local governments and healthcare professionals.
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Overview
Established: May 2007
Registered Charity Number: 1084729
Board members: 8
Full time staff: 6
Part time staff: 7
Volunteers: 80
Phone number: 0203 735 7418
Address: 17 Rudolf Place London SW8 1RP
View charity accounts on the Charity Commission website
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Supporting children with cancer in Malawi
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