You Tell Us: How Should
We Go Global in 2022?
BLFA’s goal is to increase the survival rate of children with cancer in underserved countries. There are astounding global inequities in all aspects of curing these children. Our vision is to help more children in 2022. Read on and contact us with your thoughts. We look forward to talking to you!
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We help cure children in Africa with cancer
We provide children in Africa with access to cancer treatment and fund organizations that are changing the equation.
Children and their families need the resources to support the medical, social, economic, and logistical necessities to successfully complete curative treatment
We have helped hundreds of children receive care and support through programs for accurate diagnosis, dedicated medical care, transportation, housing, treatment education, and access to resources such as a dedicated 24/7 clinical hotline
We raise hope together. We work with partners in Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi, Kenya and the United States to achieve our mission, which started with Burkitt’s Lymphoma and now supports children with all types of cancer.
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You Tell Us: How Should We Go Global in 2022?
BLFA’s goal is to increase the survival rate of children with cancer in underserved countries. There are astounding global inequities in all aspects of curing these children. Our vision is to help more children in 2022. Read on and contact us with your thoughts. We look forward to talking to you!
Quest Equipment Donation Helps African Labs
More accurate and faster diagnoses increases a child’s chance for survival. In collaboration with board member Dr. Steve Kussick, Quest recently donated equipment to help expand the diagnostic capabilities of our lab partners in Africa.
GiveBIG to Families of Children with Cancer
This year we are participating in Washington’s GiveBIG campaign (May 4-5) to fund transportation, food, education and housing for African families of children with cancer. Families struggle with the financial burden of sending their children to the hospital or clinic for cancer care. Unable to pay, parents will abandon a child’s treatment, or never start it in the first place. This year
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