WHEN YOU GIVE

it is your opportunity to embrace critically ill children and adults living in our community.  Please give what you can to help support the 40+ services NVCCF provides at no cost to those fighting a daily battle against cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.  

HOPE. COURAGE. TRIUMPH.

Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation is a non-profit organization offering over 40 programs and services for critically-ill children and their families living in Southern Nevada as well as adults diagnosed with cancer.

Our mission is to work side by side with the medical community to provide social, emotional, educational, financial, and psychological support services and programs to families of all children diagnosed with a life threatening or critical illness such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, sickle cell, renal, blood and immunologic diseases as well as to adults touched by cancer.

5th Annual Saddle Up for Kids

Calendar of Events

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Breast Cancer Support Group ~ MUST RSVP!

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Woman to Woman Support Group ~ MUST RSVP!

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Vision Board ** CHG’D to VIRTUAL ~ MUST RSVP!

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Yoga with Kitty ~ MUST RSVP!

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Woman to Woman Support Group ~ MUST RSVP!

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Meditation & Mindfulness ~ MUST RSVP!

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PROGRAMS & SERVICES

Project A.R.K. provides professional services to families of all children diagnosed with life-threatening and chronic illnesses and living in Southern Nevada providing financial, educational, and emotional support services for critically ill children and their families.

The Caring Place is dedicated to easing the journey of those adults diagnosed with cancer as well as their caregivers. We provide no-cost programs and services to support, educate and empower those who have or have had cancer as well as their direct caregivers.

NVCCF provides a way for chronically-ill children to continue their education while receiving treatment and return to school with equal opportunity and all accommodations required by law to aid them in the pursuit of their educational and life-long goals.

Camp Cartwheel spans two weeks each summer and welcomes over 200 children and 150 generous volunteers has become and set the standard for summer camps for critically ill children, their siblings, and for children whose parents are diagnosed with cancer.

Donations go toward improving the lives of those touched by cancer.

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

LEARN MORE ABOUT NVCCF

We work side by side with the medical community to provide support services and programs to families of all children diagnosed with a life threatening or critical illness as well as to adults touched by cancer.

There are a number of volunteer opportunities for many events and programs.