Volunteer Spotlight
What 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 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…
Read MoreFresh is the word: Smoothie Sundays
Get the lowdown on WCK’s Smoothie Sundays program June 2024 Smoothie Sundays started in 2019 as one of WCK’s first fully fledged programs. Two founding Board Members, Mina and…
Read MoreGetting into flow
Therapeutic Recreation intern Makayla explains what we mean by “getting into flow,” and how WCK’s City Camp programming makes it happen. What is a flow state? A flow state…
Read MoreMeet some WCK volunteers!
You know the saying “It takes a village?” Meet some of the wonderful WCK volunteers who make up a whole village of support for families navigating childhood cancer and blood…
Read MoreWhere’s the love? In a pair of PJs
WCK’s PJ Drive brings a warm winter delivery of cozy pajamas to families experiencing childhood cancer and blood disorders across B.C. Love is in the air this Valentine’s Day, in…
Read MoreBuilding the things that matter
Chuck Oliver shares how woodworking can bring so many small but wonderful things that matter to kids on the childhood cancer and blood disorder journey. From building something they can…
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…
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