World Child Cancer shared a post on LinkedIn:
“In 2025, we raised our voices to drive real change.
Across global health platforms, national forums, and professional networks, World Child Cancer worked to ensure childhood cancer is recognised as a priority within non-communicable disease (NCD) financing, universal health coverage, and health system strengthening efforts.
This year, advocacy meant:
- Contributing to global initiatives improving access to essential childhood cancer medicines.
- Engaging at the World Health Assembly to advance collaboration and financing discussions.
- Championing workforce development, including nursing leadership and psychosocial care.
- Supporting national platforms where children’s voices and lived experience shaped policy conversations.
Progress happens when expertise from programme countries informs global decision-making.
In 2025, we were proud to help bridge that gap, bringing frontline experience into the rooms where systems are shaped.
See how advocacy made an impact.”
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