ICPCN has provided both face-to-face and online training to 15,300+ health care providers in over 190 countries. Join our e-learning programme. Join our e-learning programme for a range of courses in CPC prvided in multiple languages here ow.ly/Wief50RaE6Q

Join us for the 18th National Conference Current Issues in Palliative Care on Thursday 25th April 2024. Prof. Julia Downing WHPCA Chief Executive will be one of the speakers. Find more information on the ICPCN website here ow.ly/uTsP50Ratmu

95% of children globally who need palliative care, have limited to zero access to such care. ICPCN research reveals at least 8 million children need more specialised services annually. Find more information about children's palliative care on our website ow.ly/EcP850RaBxp

Join us for the 18th National Conference Current Issues in Palliative Care on Thursday 25th April 2024. Prof. Julia Downing WHPCA Chief Executive will be one of the speakers. Find more information on the ICPCN website here ow.ly/SaKW50Ratze

How is World Health Day Linked to Children’s Palliative Care?
Children’s palliative care is a critical aspect of healthcare that addresses the unique needs of children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
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May the joys of Easter fill your heart with gladness. Happy Easter!

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ICPCN did an Interview with Professor Lorna Awo Renner, Consultant Paediatric Oncologist, Korle Bu T Hospital, Accra, Ghana. Find more information about the biggest need for palliative care in Ghana for children here ow.ly/VUV250QPVpm

Nouvelle formation en ligne sur les soins palliatifs périnataux’ and link to the French ehospice article
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ICPCN - International Children's Palliative Care Network and African Palliative Care Association meeting at APCA office in Kampala.

Ten Years after the WHA Resolution on Palliative Care: Are we closing the access abyss?

“If you want to go fast, go alone if you want to go far, go together.” African proverb.

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Ten Years after the WHA Resolution on Palliative Care: Are we closing the access abyss? Have a read.

“If you want to go fast, go alone if you want to go far, go together.” African proverb.
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PRESS RELEASE:
International Children’s Palliative Care Network Partners with World Child Cancer to Improve Palliative Care for Children in Ghana. ow.ly/827v50QGAvv

Join the upcoming webinar on ‘Meeting our Global Paediatric Palliative Care Family’ on 27 February 2024 (Tues), 1-2 pm (Singapore Time). Registration is free, sign up now: ow.ly/WooG50QG0Gx

Don't miss out on your chance to run for ICPCN! TCS London Marathon MyWay is a virtual marathon and can be run/walked by members of ICPCN (and anyone else who would like to raise funds) from ALL OVER the world. To register your interest please email: [email protected]

Don't miss out on your chance to run for ICPCN! TCS London Marathon MyWay is a virtual marathon and can be run/walked by members of ICPCN (and anyone else who would like to raise funds) from ALL OVER the world. To register your interest please email: [email protected]

The survival rate of childhood cancer should not be determined by the place of birth. This February, let's commemorate International Childhood Cancer Day and collectively shed light on the inequalities and challenges faced by thousands of children and their families worldwide.

400,000+ children around the world develop cancer each year, only half of whom are ever diagnosed. 20% of children in most high-income countries are NOT cured. 70% of children in some low- and middle-income countries are NOT cured. Image courtesy CCI #ICCD2024 #EqualAccesstoCare

In the span of three years, the CCI initiated and led International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD) campaign embarks on a transformative journey, centered around understanding and addressing the challenges faced by childhood cancer patients, caregivers, survivors.