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We have worked with a number of children’s hospices to help families facing the loss of a child.
Tremendous progress has been made in the treatment of childhood cancer in recent years – around three-quarters of children diagnosed with cancer now survive. For around 200 children a year in the UK, however, treatment is not successful. At Children with Cancer UK, we work alongside children’s hospices and do what we can to help families facing the loss of a child.
Back to school crafts kit
To recognise Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September 2022, Children with Cancer UK partnered up with Made By Me
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