Global Help for Families, Wherever You Are
Childhood cancer affects families in every corner of the world. Whether you're in a major city or a remote village, support exists and Monty's Corner is here to help you find it. This directory connects you to trusted organisations across continents offering emotional, practical, and medical support for families navigating the childhood cancer journey.
Rather than listing hundreds of entries, we’ve curated links to global and regional networks that maintain up-to-date directories of services in over 100 countries.
What You’ll Find in This Directory
- Global Umbrella Networks that connect national and local organisations.
- Country-Specific Listings for charities, hospitals, and peer support groups.
- Parent-Led Communities offering lived experience and emotional guidance.
- Hospital-Affiliated Programmes providing direct family support during treatment.
Each section includes links to searchable databases or regional hubs, so you can find help tailored to your location and needs.
Explore Support by Region
Global Networks
- Childhood Cancer International (CCI)
221 member organisations across 102 countries, including parent-led groups, national charities, and hospital programmes. - World Child Cancer
Active in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America, partnering with hospitals and ministries of health. - WHO Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer
Supporting care and access in over 80 countries through technical and funding partnerships.
Regional Sections
Each region links to umbrella organisations and country-level support:
- Africa: Ghana, Malawi, Cameroon, Ethiopia
→ World Child Cancer Africa - Asia: Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Philippines
→ CCI Asia Members - Europe: UK, Germany, Poland, Spain
→ CCI Europe - Latin America: Mexico, Peru, Colombia
→ World Child Cancer Latin America - North America: USA, Canada
→ St. Jude Together Parent Networks - Oceania: Australia, New Zealand
→ CCI Oceania Members
Parent-Led and Peer Support Networks
- Hopeful Hearts Peer Mentors
Connects parents with trained mentors who’ve walked the same path. - CCI Survivor & Parent-Led Programmes
Includes storytelling, advocacy, and emotional support initiatives.
How to Use This Resource
- Start with your region: Use the links above to find services close to home.
- Browse by support type: Emotional, financial, practical, or medical.
- Reach out early: Many organisations offer support from the moment of diagnosis.
- Check eligibility: Some services are open to all, while others may require a referral or diagnosis confirmation.