Awareness programmes

Late diagnosis is the biggest reason children die of curable cancers. We teach the people around children to notice the signs early.

Families and volunteers at the Golden Walk, September 2024

Objectives

  • Sessions for parents, teachers and anganwadi workers
  • Training for ASHA and frontline health workers
  • The Golden Walk every September and International Childhood Cancer Day events

Outcomes so far

210sessions in schools and communities
6,000+frontline workers trained
3languages: Marathi, Hindi, English
The Golden Walk, September 2024
The Golden Walk, September 2024
The Golden Walk, September 2022
The Golden Walk, September 2022
International Childhood Cancer Day, February 2023
International Childhood Cancer Day, February 2023
After the session at our school, a teacher noticed a child's eye looked white in photos. It was retinoblastoma, caught early.
Headmistress, Uran
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