What does SKC mean in CANCER

SKC funds innovative, clinical trials for neuroblastoma, an aggressive form of childhood cancers. This includes clinical trials for precision medicine that match therapies to an individual child's unique genomic profile, as well as advanced therapy approaches such as Immunotherapy and CAR T-Cell Therapy.

SKC works closely with leading independent hospitals, universities, research institutions and industry partners in order to develop cutting-edge treatments for kids fighting cancer. This collaborative approach brings together expertise, resources and knowledge from all these sectors to make sure no breakthroughs are missed in the battle against childhood cancer.

There are many ways you can get involved with SKC's mission. Consider making a donation or join a local fundraising event where you live. You can also spread the word about SKC's mission by sharing your passion on social media or talking to your friends and family about why it matters so much to find effective treatments for young cancer patients.

Alongside their work in finding new treatments for kids fighting cancer, SKC also provides financial assistance and emotional support for families affected by the disease, helping them navigate through the challenging time of illness and beyond. The organization offers resources such as grant awards and counseling referrals that help families meet their financial needs as well as cope emotionally with the experience of dealing with childhood cancer.