Childhood cancer advocacy in California

The Treehouse Childhood Cancer Initiative at UC Santa Cruz is a pioneering institution dedicated to advancing research and treatment for childhood cancer. Located in Santa Cruz, California, United States, this innovative center brings together leading experts in pediatric oncology to drive progress in the fight against childhood cancer. Through cutting-edge research, compassionate care, and community outreach, the Treehouse Childhood Cancer Initiative is committed to improving outcomes and quality of life for young patients and their families. Join us in our mission to create a brighter future for children battling cancer.

Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation, located at 119 Figueroa Street in Ventura, California, is a health institution that advocates for families in Santa Barbara, Ventura, and San Luis Obispo counties who have a child with cancer. They provide financial, educational, and emotional support to the entire family during this difficult time. The foundation offers programs such as the Financial Stability Program, Emotional Support Program, and Educational Advocacy Program to help parents focus on their child's well-being without the burden of financial stress. TBCF is dedicated to providing love and hope to families in need, offering services such as Mother's Spa Days, financial aid, and support groups. Their mission is to support families facing childhood cancer by providing comprehensive support services. The foundation's symbol, the gold teddy bear, represents the precious nature of children and the importance of childhood cancer awareness.