Organizations and programs that may help families affected by childhood cancer with accommodation, transportation, education, family services, community programs, and other everyday needs.
The organizations below support children and young people with cancer and their families in different parts of Asia. Services and eligibility vary by location, so always check the organization's official website for current information.
Supports children with cancer and other serious illnesses and their families through hospital-based programs, activities, play, and programs that help children maintain connection and confidence during long-term treatment.
Provides social services for children with cancer and their families, including temporary accommodation through shelters, family support centers, activities, practical assistance, and programs that help children return to everyday life.
Provides children undergoing cancer treatment and their caregivers with free accommodation, nutritious meals, transportation to hospitals, education, recreation, and practical support while families are away from home.
Provides social and community support for children with cancer and their caregivers, helping families navigate childhood cancer through practical guidance, community connection, activities, and family-focused programs.
Supports children with cancer and their families with halfway-home accommodation, food, transportation, educational support, recreational activities, and help connecting families with useful community resources.
Supports children with cancer and other chronic illnesses and their families through Child Life services, play, education, family activities, hospital-based programs, and services that help children cope with treatment.
Helps children with cancer and their families through Rumah Kita temporary housing, transportation to hospitals, educational programs, learning and play facilities, and other support during long-term treatment.
Supports children with cancer and their families through hospital and home visits, family guidance, access to welfare resources, educational support, family activities, and connections to community services.
Provides family-oriented services from diagnosis through recovery, including family programs, community activities, support groups, child-focused services, follow-up care, and assistance for children and caregivers.
Supports children with cancer and their families through a Home Away from Home shelter for families travelling for treatment, parent support, family services, play programs, and practical resources during treatment.
Supports children with cancer and their families through family services, hospital-school programs, educational continuity, therapeutic activities, community events, and practical guidance during treatment.
Supports children with cancer and their families through social and accommodation services, family programs, educational activities, child-focused services, and assistance designed to reduce the social impact of treatment.
Social services, eligibility requirements, referral procedures, and program availability vary widely across Asia. Some organizations work with specific hospitals, cities, or healthcare systems. Visit the organization's official website or speak with your child's healthcare or social-work team to confirm which services are currently available to your family.
A child's healthcare team, hospital social worker, or local childhood cancer organization can also help connect your family with housing, transportation, education, family programs, and community resources.