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If your child has been diagnosed with cancer, or a doctor suspects it, call us. The helpline is free and we speak Marathi, Hindi and English.
No forms to fill in first. Tell us what’s happening and we’ll take it from there.
A patient coordinator notes your child's details and asks you to share any reports you have.
A specialist from our network looks at the reports, usually within two working days.
We suggest the nearest suitable hospital and doctor, and help book the first visit.
Your coordinator helps with funding, a place to stay and follow-ups until treatment ends.
Everything here is free for families.
We'll connect you to a paediatric cancer doctor in your region, not only in Mumbai.
Our expert panel can review your child's reports and treatment plan.
We link you to NGOs and schemes for medicines, surgery and chemotherapy costs.
Free or low-cost rooms near the hospital during treatment.
Monthly nutrition kits and advice from dieticians.
Help with travel costs for appointments and follow-ups.
Book appointments, store reports and prescriptions, and find NGOs near you. Free on Android and iPhone.
Plain-language guides written by our doctors: what the cancer is, how it’s found and how it’s treated.
Cancer in the back of the eye, seen mostly in children under four.
A kidney tumour usually found around the age of two.
Starts in nerve tissue, often in the adrenal glands, mostly under five.
The most common liver tumour in infants and young children.
Tumours of bone or soft tissue such as muscle and fat.
What a solid tumour is and how doctors tell benign from cancerous.
