Improve Quality Childhood Cancer Care in Uganda

Provides round-trip transportation to the hospital for the child and his or her family

Provides meals and local accommodation for a child and parent during treatment

Pays for many blood tests and other tests needed during treatment

Pays for the supplies needed to make an accurate diagnosis of childhood cancer

Pays for the treatment of one child with cancer

Pays for the costs associated with training health personnel in the management of children with cancer, including psycho-social care

Goes towards providing basic necessities such as clothing, hygiene supplies, toys and educational materials, including costs associated with teachers' salaries

Goes towards improving childhood cancer services at the hospital and towards professional and public awareness campaigns