At United Children's Cancer Fund (UCCF), we are dedicated to the fight against pediatric cancer. Our mission is to raise awareness, provide vital financial assistance to families in need, and fund innovative programs that offer hope, support, and healing to children battling this devastating disease.
Every year, thousands of families receive the heartbreaking news that their child has been diagnosed with cancer. Pediatric oncology is a specialized field focused on treating children with cancer, and while medical advancements offer hope, the journey is often fraught with emotional and financial challenges. For many families, the reality of managing a child's cancer diagnosis extends beyond medical concerns; it includes a significant financial burden that can feel overwhelming. Here's why pediatric oncology families desperately need financial assistance and how you can make a difference...read more
Today, approximately 43 children will be diagnosed with cancer. |
The average out-of-pocket costs for the affected families |
Lighting Up Lives in the Darkest Times. When parents have to leave their jobs to care for their ill child, they lose not only their income but also their health insurance, their paid time off, and the protection of FMLA. It's a heart-wrenching journey, and they find it incredibly challenging to keep the lights on, literally. Your generous contribution helps bridge the gap, ensuring that these families can focus on the most important thing in the world – healing their child.
Families dealing with pediatric cancer often face overwhelming financial burdens, from medical bills to travel expenses and more. UCCF is here to provide critical financial assistance, helping families focus on what truly matters: the well-being of their children.
Research is the key to finding better treatments and ultimately, cures for pediatric cancer. UCCF is committed to funding cutting-edge research programs and initiatives that bring us one step closer to eradicating this disease and improving the lives of young patients.
Visit our blog to read inspiring stories of brave children and families who have faced pediatric cancer with unwavering courage. These stories remind us of the strength that can be found in the face of adversity.
Pediatric cancer is a complex and emotionally challenging issue that affects thousands of children and families worldwide. To gain a deeper understanding of this critical topic, explore key statistics and facts about pediatric cancer. From incidence rates to survival rates and the latest treatment advances, these insights shed light on the current state of pediatric oncology.
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