august, 2025
15th February 2024 Children with cancer and survivors of childhood cancer attended a special afternoon tea at the Mansion House today, hosted by the Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste to mark International Childhood Cancer Day. Every year, 369...
Across Ireland an average of 369 children and young adults aged 0-24 are newly diagnosed with childhood cancer every year. This equates to nine families receiving a devastating diagnosis of childhood cancer every week. While the families primary focus is...
Are you a parent or survivor who would like to attend a European conference to learn from other countries and to share your experiences? Childhood Cancer International (CCI) Europe is a parent and survivor-led body and will hold it's annual conference...