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Appeal to all NRIs: How A Small Daily Donation Can Help a Child Fight Cancer

Appeal to all NRIs: How A Small Daily Donation Can Help a Child Fight Cancer

by happykidsfoundations.org | Oct 4, 2026 | Blog & Articles

Imagine what could happen if every NRI living across the world decided to give just one unit of their local currency every day. $1 a day.£1 a day.€1 a day.AED 1 a day. Individually, it may feel small. But when thousands of people come together, small contributions can...
When Treatment Means Leaving Home: How Cancer Forces Families to Abandon Jobs, Schools & Communities

When Treatment Means Leaving Home: How Cancer Forces Families to Abandon Jobs, Schools & Communities

by happykidsfoundations.org | Oct 3, 2026 | Blog & Articles

When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the family prepares to fight for one thing: the child’s life. But sometimes, fighting cancer means leaving almost everything else behind. For families who live far from specialised pediatric cancer treatment, travelling to a...
The Child May Be Cancer-Free. But Has Society Moved On? The Stigma Survivors Still Face

The Child May Be Cancer-Free. But Has Society Moved On? The Stigma Survivors Still Face

by happykidsfoundations.org | Sep 27, 2026 | Blog & Articles

When a child completes cancer treatment, families often hear the words they have been waiting for: “The cancer is gone.” But recovery does not always end there. For some childhood cancer survivors, the hospital may become a distant memory while another challenge...
Can Poverty Decide Who Survives Cancer? The Unequal Reality of Childhood Cancer Care in India

Can Poverty Decide Who Survives Cancer? The Unequal Reality of Childhood Cancer Care in India

by happykidsfoundations.org | Sep 20, 2026 | Blog & Articles

When a child is diagnosed with cancer, parents should be thinking about treatment, recovery and their child’s future. But for many families, another question arrives almost immediately: “Can we afford this?” In India, childhood cancer care is not experienced equally...
Childhood Cancer and Education: Why Some Children Never Return to School After Treatment

Childhood Cancer and Education: Why Some Children Never Return to School After Treatment

by happykidsfoundations.org | Sep 13, 2026 | Blog & Articles

When a child finishes cancer treatment, everyone celebrates the same milestone: “The cancer is gone.” But for some children, another difficult question quietly remains—“Will I ever go back to school?” For a child, school is much more than books and exams. It is...
When a Child Gets Cancer, the Whole Family Pays: The Hidden Social Cost of Childhood Cancer in India

When a Child Gets Cancer, the Whole Family Pays: The Hidden Social Cost of Childhood Cancer in India

by happykidsfoundations.org | Sep 6, 2026 | Blog & Articles

A childhood cancer diagnosis does not happen to one child alone. It enters the entire household. Suddenly, parents are balancing cancer treatment for children, hospital visits, medicines, travel, work, siblings, school and everyday expenses. For families already...
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