Comfort Children temporary and 9% has access to

and 9% has access to adequate sanitation services

Organised education programmes at CCF are designed mainly for groups accommodated at CCF’s tented Camp Lightfoot

A slow-burning

and low quality of water and sanitation services

the parent can even risk losing his home

Comfort Children temporary and 9% has access toProblem Children who are affected by cancer have special needs and concerns. Whether it is a parent, grandparent, sibling, or the child who is diagnosed, cancer can leave a child feeling confused, angry, and afraid. The Gift When they first come to CancerCare, children receive a special welcome kit that includes a teddy bear and special book that helps them address the many fears and emotions they may be feeling.