By Catherine A little boy with an upset stomach. What is so strange about that? But the jack in the box did not bounce back. No school today. A concerned man at the pharmacy says “ It could be meningitis
Throughout a childhood cancer experience, families meet so many people in healthcare who make an incredibly difficult time that little bit easier. They may be there during treatment, survivorship, end-of-life care or bereavement. It’s often small acts of kindness that
The Dough Bros has announced a new charity partnership with Childhood Cancer Ireland, bringing families together over pizza and creating moments of fun and connection during some of the most challenging times in their lives. Through the partnership, The Dough
As Childhood Cancer Awareness Month begins, new public installation highlights the hidden emotional impact of childhood cancer beyond treatment. As Childhood Cancer Awareness Month begins this September, Childhood Cancer Ireland has unveiled a striking new public installation at Dundrum Town,
This September, as part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we want to shine a light on the unsung heroes in healthcare who support children, young people and their families through every stage of their cancer journey – from diagnosis and
A newly refurbished room designed especially for teenagers with cancer has been unveiled in Wexford General Hospital, funded by national charity Childhood Cancer Ireland, with support from local groups and community fundraising efforts. The room on Gabriel’s Ward, the hospital’s paediatric ward, has been carefully designed to create a
