CAC2 is especially grateful for its project supporters who provide charitable donations so that CAC2 members can collaborate in designing and implementing initiatives that make a difference in the lives of children and adolescents – and their families – who are impacted by cancer. Such support is critical for enabling CAC2 to invest in new collaborative initiatives and maintain our collaborative programming.
Home to two curated, community-driven directories of organizations: The Hope Portal and Better Together. The Hope Portal displays non-profit organizations that help children and teens with cancer and their families during treatment. Better Together lists organizations that offer survivorship resources. This searchable database connects the childhood cancer community with the support resources they need, faster than ever.
Now part of the Childhood Cancer Hub, is an educational tool that provides information for childhood and AYA cancer survivors and their families. These resources thoughtfully address the spectrum of challenges they face after treatment.
A centralized and comprehensive cloud-based tool designed to assist families and healthcare professionals with fast and simple guided navigation of organizations that provide childhood cancer support services and information.
A unique alliance of cancer research organizations that share funding information to enhance global collaboration and strategic coordination of research between individual researchers and organizations. Collectively, it houses over $70 billion in cancer research studies from 137 distinct organizations, and is a powerful conduit to facilitate collaboration between organizations and avoid duplication. The addition of CAC2 member projects has helped create a more complete picture of childhood cancer funding around the world.
A comprehensive, well-documented and trusted source of information for anyone seeking data and statistics related to pediatric cancers. The Fact Library team updates its listings annually so that it can continue to be instrumental in building awareness of the realities associated with diagnosis, treatment, remission and survivorship.
