Awareness
The experience of Chinese families
Ivy, Jennifer, and Dana are Chinese moms who live in B.C. They have navigated childhood cancer and blood disorders since living here. They founded the Chinese Gold Ribbon Society of…
Read MorePiecing things together
Abbey Macey shares what has helped her to piece things together, years down the line from a childhood cancer diagnosis in the family My name is Abbey. In 2006, my…
Read MoreWhat is ethical storytelling?
Every story matters, and every storyteller deserves to feel empowered and respected through the process of sharing their story. “We live and breathe stories. At night, we dream in stories.…
Read MoreFeeling the Love: Fundraising as matchmaking
Caitlin McBride, WCK’s Development Manager, shares how raising funds and connecting donors are acts of love. I have been a professional fundraiser for nearly a decade, and I have to…
Read MoreLife doesn’t happen in a straight line
Walking alongside families at each step of the journey, and supporting them as they navigate their way. For families, the childhood cancer or blood disorder journey is far from linear.…
Read MoreAll about Port Shirts!
Here’s how and why we give Port Shirts to families, and whose incredible idea it was. L-R: Amazing Port Shirt sewers Sheila, Mina, and Angela Many families come to WCK…
Read MoreCity Camp: A day in the life
Let us show you what a day at WCK City Camp is like, through a child’s eyes. The kid in this blog is imagined, but the experiences are very real.…
Read MoreThe magic that students bring
Paul Bruce and Linda Stewart coordinate the Surrey Schools work experience program. They recruit and train student volunteers for WCK City Camp. They share what the program involves and what…
Read MoreAn introduction to blood disorders
Nurse Practitioner Celina Woo shares about her job and provides some interesting information about blood disorders. Hi! I’m Celina. I’m a Hematology/Oncology/BMT Nurse Practitioner at BC Children’s Hospital. I work…
Read MoreLife with a blood disorder
Ten-year-old Ezra and his mum Amanda share what life can be like with a blood disorder. They also have great advice about staying curious rather than making comments. What would…
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