Sponsor a child's treatment

Choose a child and fund the part of their treatment they need next. You'll see where every rupee goes and get updates as they get better.

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  1. Choose a childEvery profile is verified by our medical team.
  2. Pick what to fundMedicines, a chemo cycle, nutrition or a family's stay.
  3. Follow their progressUpdates at each milestone, plus an 80G receipt.
On treatment

Aarav, 6

Alibag, Raigad
Diagnosis
Wilms tumour (kidney)
Treatment
Chemotherapy, week 9 of 24
₹1,12,000 raisedof ₹1,80,000
On treatment

Rehan, 8

Roha
Diagnosis
Hepatoblastoma (liver)
Treatment
Post-surgery chemotherapy
₹1,71,000 raisedof ₹1,90,000
On treatment

Tanvi, 14

Pen, Raigad
Diagnosis
Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
Treatment
Maintenance, month 7 of 24
₹96,000 raisedof ₹1,88,000
Fully funded

Diya, 5

Uran
Diagnosis
Retinoblastoma (eye)
Treatment
Treatment complete, in follow-up
₹1,20,000 raisedof ₹1,20,000
Treatment fully funded. Thank you.Read Diya's story

Children's names are changed and we don't show their faces online. Every profile is checked by our medical team, and families agree to each update before we share it.

Questions sponsors ask

Anything else? Call +91 99690 28223 or write to info@cancerkidssos.org.

Where does my money go?

Straight to the child's treatment costs, paid directly to the hospital, pharmacy or service provider. We never hand cash to families. Our admin costs are covered separately by grants.

Will I hear how the child is doing?

Yes. You'll get an update by email at each treatment milestone, with the family's permission, and a final note when treatment ends.

Do I get a tax receipt?

Yes. Every donation gets an 80G receipt by email within 48 hours. Add your PAN at checkout so it's valid for your return.

What if a child's treatment is fully funded or changes?

Any amount above what a child needs goes to the next child on our list with the same need, and we tell you who.

Can I meet the child?

To protect families, we don't share contact details. Some families choose to send a drawing or a note, and we pass those on.

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