Two-and-a-half-year-old Mirabel * lives in Cameroon with her family and was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma, a form of eye cancer. Find out more about how Mirabel’s family learned about her diagnosis, how World Child Cancer supports them and where they are now.

Cancer is a complicated topic which can feel overwhelming at any stage. For anyone, including those close to you, it can bring up feelings of negativity and uncertainty about the future.

We first met Naa in 2016 when she was diagnosed with Wilm’s Tumour at 7 years old. In 2021 the cancer returned and Naa underwent treatment again. She has battled cancer twice and is now back in school.

Mayeso likes to watch cartoons and play with toy cars. He was diagnosed with Burkitt Lymphoma at age 4 but now aged 7, he is cancer-free. Find out how your support has helped him and his family.

Anita was diagnosed with Wilms’ Tumour after her grandmother noticed a swelling in Anita’s abdomen. She is now receiving treatment.

Saif’s route to effective treatment was delayed when local healthcare workers could not provide the care he so desperately needed. See how World Child Cancer has been helping his family.

Hari enjoys playing in the hospital playroom with other children, just like he enjoyed playing in the mud with his friends. Find out how you are changing his life

See how your support, along with World Child Cancer has helped 5 year old, Antonio receive childhood cancer treatment in Oaxaca, Mexico.

See how your support, along with World Child Cancer has helped 12 year old Cynthia received treatment for Wilm’s Tumour after being told not to waste time and resources by others