What if cancer care could fit around a child’s life, not the other way around?
For 20 years, we’ve brought cancer care closer to adult patients. Now, for the very first time, we’re doing the same for children. Because, where there is a child who faces cancer care, there is a family making sacrifices — parents juggling schedules, siblings missing out, and households stretched by the financial and emotional toll of travelling miles for treatment.
Hope for Tomorrow is proud to be part of a proof-of-concept project—an exciting, pioneering step to explore what it could mean to bring cancer care into communities for children and young people.
Working in partnership with the North West Children’s Cancer Operational Delivery Network, we’re helping to make this possible for the first time in the UK.
My treatment on the mobile unit couldn’t be more different. It has now become a part of my normal routine and overall, it is relatively stress free.
It seems less of a big thing going to the mobile unit for my treatment. Somehow the unit manages to normalise it.
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