Children’s Cancer Foundation’s #myGOLDpledge returned for its fifth edition this year in commemoration of International Childhood Cancer Day! More than 1,500 Singaporeans, including Mediacorp artiste, He Ying Ying, donned our handmade and digital gold ribbons to stand in solidarity with children and families affected by childhood cancer. They also left messages of support on social
YKAKI BANDUNG -Series of haircut activities at Rumah Kita YKAKI Bandung (Rumah Kita = shelter) YKAKI MANADO – A series of haircuts, Zumba and blood donation activities at MANDO Coffee House YKAKI SURABAYA-Haircut activities at Rumah Kita YKAKI Surabaya
ICCD Celebrations YOAI organizes education for health workers in the form of virtual meeting. We collaborate with communities Nurses Associations and Pediatrician Association-Hematology Oncology Coordinating Work Unit) which was attended around 1700 nurses and 500 pediatricians from all over Indonesia. In the meantime the Family Supporting Group of YOAI created a virtual Art Show for
On February 2022 and in line with the 2nd year of ICCD global campaign, MAHAK installed a tree of life for patients, their families, and the medical team at its hospital’s waiting room for two weeks. The campaign of #throughyourhands was implemented through a tree on which all children and families wrote their messages of
DESARROLLAMOS UNA ACTIVIDAD ARTISTICA EN CONJUTO CON LOS NIÑOS Y EL MAESTRO DE PINTURA PARA DIBUJAR UN HERMOSO ARBOL DE LA VIDA (We developed an artistic activity together with the children and the painting teacher to draw a beautiful Tree of Life)
We organized volunteer activities with our partner - the Elementary School Jabukovac. Children from the second and sixth grade participated in two workshops. Messages of support and large billboards with sincere and warm words were prepared by the students of this school for their peers who are being treated for malignant disease. Through similar activities,
On the 11th, we organized an art based event at Wadia Hospital HaematOncology Department in which children made streamers with the outline of their palms spelling out messages of gratitude for the doctors, nurses and volunteers caring for them.