A child’s chance of surviving cancer shouldn’t depend on where they are born – but today, it does. In low- and middle-income countries, fewer than 30% of children survive cancer, while in high-income countries more than 80% do. Roughly 50% of children estimated to have cancer are never diagnosed and, when they are, far too many families can’t afford treatment. This is an injustice we can change.

Your support will enable children with cancer to access diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care. We will train healthcare professionals to recognise the early warning signs of childhood cancer, improve public awareness of cancer symptoms, and provide financial support for vulnerable families to cover vital costs like medicines, transport, and family accommodation. Together, these interventions will give more children the chance to survive and thrive.