Every year, CHOC regions across South Africa host Remembrance Services, providing a special time for families to light a candle, share a memory, and honour the children and teenagers we have lost.
Families, CHOC staff, volunteers, and friends are warmly invited to attend.
that finding CHOC has made.
At the CHOC Lodge, connecting with other families has reminded him that there are people who understand what they're going through.
Because sometimes, knowing you're not alone makes all the difference.
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Some journeys are easier when you don't have to walk them alone.
For Paulson Engel, his daughter's childhood cancer diagnosis brought a journey he never expected. Coming from Bredasdorp, he shares the challenges his family has faced, the importance of faith and the difference
On Sunday, 22 November, The Cows will take on Ride Joburg in support of children and teenagers affected by cancer.
To every Cow taking part, thank you for turning every pedal stroke into a step towards hope, support and care for children and families facing childhood cancer.
Not every childhood cancer journey ends as families hope.
When a child passes away, CHOC continues to walk alongside the family, providing compassionate support through our psychosocial services, annual Remembrance Services, and
financial bereavement support to help with immediate practical expenses. Our Remembrance Services take place annually during November across all CHOC regions, creating a special opportunity for families to come together, honour the memory of their children, and find comfort
A father’s world can change in an instant.
For Paulston Engel, life changed when his nine-year-old daughter was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL).
Living in Bredasdorp, nearly 300 km from where she receives treatment,
simply enjoyed being a child. Today, life looks very different. Treatment brings new challenges, changing plans, and a range of emotions for the entire family. As Paul shares, each day brings something new, and learning to take the journey one day at a time has become part
What happens when a child needs a stem cell transplant?
For some children, a stem cell transplant may form part of their cancer treatment journey. This procedure involves the infusion of healthy blood-forming stem cells, which help restore the body's ability to produce
That's why we help children and their families access the support they need throughout their journey. Help us keep more than hope alive. Support CHOC and help us continue caring for children with cancer and their families.
Travelling by pedal cart from Johannesburg to Cape Town, José is setting out to spread hope and shine a light on the children and families affected by cancer.
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You can help keep hope alive, too! Support CHOC in providing essential care and support to children with cancer and their families.
Visit https://t.co/zSotPWxj3D to find out how you can make a difference.
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Yesterday, we stood together to mark the beginning of an extraordinary journey as José set off on his first pedal towards an ambitious 1,500 km challenge. Travelling by pedal cart, he will make his way from Johannesburg through the North West and Eastern Cape, before reaching his
on through every town, every challenge and every kilometre. Thank you, José, for your dedication, time, energy and heart for the children and families we serve. We wish you safe travels and strength for the road ahead as you carry awareness and hope across South Africa.