We are families helping families

Help us to help kids fight cancer.

Every 5 days, a child in Sarawak is diagnosed with cancer.

Childhood cancer can be curable, but the journey is not an easy one. 

The Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society (SCCS) helps these children and their families through much-needed support services, all of which are possible through funds from the public.

Join us in our mission to provide relief and care for childhood cancer patients

A complete approach to support

Childhood illness is new and terrifying territory, and so we want each of our families to know that we are with them every step of the way.

YOU CAN HELP

The Society’s expenses of about RM1.5million every year are funded through public donations, and reduced by volunteerism. That’s why your help is so important in helping these families get access to the services they need.

Be a part of this by contributing financially, or through meaningful volunteer work.

Latest Stories

Afran Bin Abid hails from Sarikei, Sarawak, known for his toothy grin and rosy cheeks whenever posing for the camera. His mother recounts their story of travelling all the way to Kuching after finding out about his diagnosis: The SymptomsAfran, my lovely little boy, has always been full of energy. Whether he’s playing games on […]
Cute little Tracy Senaie Anak Empeni was diagnosed with cancer at the tender age of 3 years old, yet her contagious singing and cheerful personality never fail to put a smile on the faces of everyone around her. Her mother recounts their story: Symptoms and DiagnosisMy daughter Tracy is a bright and cheerful little girl […]

Latest Activities

To better support our families during this pandemic, Support Services has introduced several new initiatives in 2021.
It's been a year since the pandemic hit the country and just like other festivity, we won't be able to celebrate it like previous years. Regardless, some of the families would be spending their first lunar new year away from their family and the least we could do was to bring the 'celebration' to them instead (with safety measures!)

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