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Volunteering at City Camp
City Camp thrives because of volunteers who show up with compassion, energy, and heart. To give you a glimpse of what it’s really like, we asked Shivam and Mia, both…
Read MoreA Family’s Journey: Finding Strength, Hope, and Healing Together
Just five months before Hema’s son Aadi was diagnosed with leukemia, life felt like it was falling into place. They had just moved into their own home, Hema had completed…
Read MoreWhat is peer support?
Read about why peer support is so powerful, and how we hope WCK’s new program will benefit caregivers navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders. April 2025 Why is Peer…
Read MoreVolunteering builds confidence
Bronwyn shares how taking a lead through various volunteering opportunities has increased her confidence and sense of self. March 2025 Hi, my name is Bronwyn Christison. I am 20…
Read MoreBuilding community
Kayla shares how she has benefited from The Club community that she now takes a lead in helping to build. My name is Kayla Young (she/her). I was diagnosed with…
Read MoreWe took care of her, and you took care of us
Frannie and DJ share a little about their family’s cancer journey, and how food support has communicated care in many ways. A little about us Hi! We’re Frannie and DJ,…
Read MoreComfort at a critical time
Megan shares her family’s story, including how WCK donors supported them with care and sustenance as they managed an impossibly challenging time. Meet my family We’re a wonderful blended family…
Read MoreSome things change, some things stay the same
Shannon Hartwig reflects on her time as Executive Director of WCK WCK was born around kitchen tables over bowls of soup, and while drinking bottomless cups of coffee in bustling…
Read MoreHidden Impacts on Caregivers
What does the research tell us about a parent’s experience? By Qudrat Aujla Hi – I’m Qudrat, and I recently joined West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation as their Mental…
Read MoreMovement at City Camp
How we make movement fun and empowering for children at WCK City Camp “Movement is possible and important for every child and adolescent with cancer” international Pediatric Oncology Exercise Guidelines…
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