Most of these children live in developing countries.
Daisy’s Eye Cancer Fund is the world's only retinoblastoma charity taking a global approach to the needs of children affected by this cancer
We work towards a day when no child has to face death from this highly curable cancer.
We support programs which encourage greater communication among specialist doctors around the world, so that expertise and knowledge can be shared.
Daisy's Eye Cancer Fund is named in honour of a brave schoolgirl from Devon, and driven by the memory of another valliant little girl
from Africa.
We are working with the Kenyan Rb Strategy Group
to develop a model for care
that can be used in other resource-limited countries
to ensure children can
quickly access essential
life-saving care.
Education is the best way to achieve early diagnosis
and prompt referral to experienced treatment centres. This is especially
so in developing countries, where death rates are
highest and intensive therapies for advanced disease are scarce.
Honouring exceptional dedication of individuals and teams to the cause
of retinoblastoma care.
We have launched an anthology project to give a voice to families around the world, and tell the stories of children whose lives have been affected by retinoblastoma.
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