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CanKids KidsCan in India seeks a Sr. Social Worker–Pediatric Oncology to lead the Hospital Support Unit and the Change for Childhood Cancer State Project.
You will work with hospitals, state authorities, and families to ensure access to treatment, financial aid, and psychosocial support across sites. You will manage patient registration, family counseling, donor relations, reporting, and liaison with medical teams, aiming to improve survival outcomes and quality of life for children with cancer
Founded in 2004 by Poonam Bagai, herself a cancer survivor, CanKids KidsCan, the National Society for Change For Childhood Cancer In India partners with hospitals, medical professionals, and state governments to enable access and best standards of treatment, care and support across 60 cities and 22 states of India.
Catering to childhood cancer patients from primarily underprivileged families, CanKids is present in 141 hospitals across India. Through our signature programYANA (You Are Not Alone)– CanKids provides medical, drugs & diagnostics support, accommodation through Home Away from Homes, , patient transport, blood support, nutrition & rations, education and counselling support.
In order to increaseAccess2Care, CanKids has MOUs with 8 state governments asknowledgeandtechnical partnersfor childhood cancer and 16 State Projects Across India.
This role serves as a vital operational and empathetic link within Cankids' National Outreach Program, dedicated to advancing holistic care for children battling cancer and their families across India. The incumbent will oversee the execution of two primary support frameworks: the Cankids Hospital Support Unit (CHSU) and the Change for Childhood Cancer State Project. By fostering strategic partnerships with medical centers and state authorities, the position ensures equitable access to high-quality treatment, financial assistance, and psychosocial support. The ultimate objective is to elevate survival rates to global standards while safeguarding the rights and well-being of young patients and their families throughout their entire care journey.
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