When seven-year-old Patlu was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma, life changed suddenly for his family. At Patan Children’s Hospital, financial assistance and support from Family Support Officer Richa helped ease some of the practical and emotional pressures of treatment.
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"You cannot do everything on your own; you need people around you." In Episode Four of You're Not Alone, Wendy Eyiah-Mensah shares what 12 years in paediatric oncology has taught her about resilience, support, and speaking up when you're struggling. 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/3RXskqO
From rainy 5am bike rides to completing a full Ironman and the London Marathon, World Child Cancer Ambassador Alex Shammas shares what motivated him to keep going and why challenge events can make a real difference for children with cancer. Read our Q&A 💛 bit.ly/4v72ZIr
Lasting change for childhood cancer care in Ghana. With support from #UKAidMatch, World Child Cancer has helped: 💛 1,609 children receive a confirmed diagnosis 💛 3,132 children access improved cancer care 💛 411 healthcare workers trained in early diagnosis Read more: bit.ly/4oKPWuC
"Courage doesn't mean you don't feel fear." In this clip from Episode 3 of You're Not Alone, paediatric oncology nurse Linda Sarpong reflects on what it means to work in paediatric oncology where joy, hope, grief, and loss often exist side by side Listen to the full episode: https://bit.ly/4fZNvCd
No single intervention can transform childhood cancer care on its own. That's why our work is built on four pillars, helping ensure children and families receive the care and support they need throughout their cancer journey. 📖 Discover more in our 2026 Impact Report: https://bit.ly/4ePDdn5
"We hold each other's hand so we can all move together." In Episode Three of You're Not Alone, paediatric oncology nurse Linda Sarpong shares why oncology teams become family, and what it feels like when a patient returns years later just to say thank you. 🎧 Listen now: https://bit.ly/4fZNvCd
When Caca's family learned she would need an amputation following a diagnosis of osteosarcoma, they had many questions about the future. With support from a Family Support Officer, they never had to face those challenges alone. Don't miss her story in our 2026 Impact Report: https://bit.ly/4ePDdn5