Childhood Cancer International, shared on LinkedIn:
“Every childhood cancer survivor has a story. Together, those stories can shape the future of survivorship.
To improve survivorship care worldwide, we need to better understand the realities survivors face long after treatment ends. Yet globally comparable data remains limited.
That’s why SurNet has launched a global survey to capture the experiences of childhood cancer survivors from every region of the world.
By participating, survivors can help highlight:
- The challenges they continue to face
- The support they need
- The changes that can strengthen care, advocacy, and policy for future generations
- The survey is open until the end of August.
It takes around 25 minutes to complete.
If you work with or know childhood cancer survivors, please help spread the word. Every response brings us closer to building a stronger, more inclusive future for survivors everywhere.”