What does CCF mean in CANCER

The Childrens Cancer Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing financial and emotional support to families affected by pediatric cancer.

CCF offers various resources such as financial assistance, family activities, school support, special events, advocacy programs, among several other services.

CCF provides resources and opportunities for families to cope with their diagnosis and live healthy and normal life despite their circumstances. Their program offers assistance with medical expenses, access to pre-clinical trials & experimental treatments, assistance with daily living costs and much more.

To be eligible for assistance from CCF, an individual must have a child (up to 18 years old) clinically diagnosed with cancer or another serious disease or condition in accordance with our Medical Advisory Board's criteria. The child must not be covered through any other form of health insurance plan including private medical insurance policies or government plans such as Medicaid/Medicare or Family Health Plus.

You can donate directly on their website or volunteer your time for fundraising events or outreach activities that promote awareness about pediatric cancers. You can also connect on social media networks like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram - these pages have up-to-date information about the latest events related to CCF's cause.