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Sarawak Children's Cancer Society
Pertubuhan Kanser Kanak Kanak Negeri Sarawak



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ABOUT SCCS

Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society (SCCS) is a non-profit voluntary organization formed on 26th September, 1999 by a group of parents of children with cancer to discover ways in which they could help each other and their children.

Formally registered in 2001, SCCS expanded her role in provision of financial and emotional support, accommodation for outstation families and treatment facilities based on the incidence of new cases of childhood cancer which reaches 60 to 70 patients a year.

As more children began to survive with improved treatment techniques, public education about childhood cancer, quality of life and future prospects for children with cancer were recognized as increasingly important.
<>From the initial group of a few concerned parents, the Society’s membership has now grown to include people from all over Sarawak who share the Society’s aims and concerns.

The role of SCCS is simple “We are families helping families” A charity with a heart and understanding, working to support others through a traumatic and life threatening time of their lives.


AIM OF THE SOCIETY

The Society is established for the relief and care of Malaysian children suffering from cancer and their families irrespective of race, religion and creed; and the advancement of research and public education in the prevention, control, diagnosis and treatment of childhood cancer.


OBJECTIVES OF THE SOCIETY

1.

To provide emotional support including counseling services to the cancer children and their families;


2.

To create public awareness, and disseminate medically sound information to the families, regarding childhood cancer;


3.

To provide financial assistance to needy patients and their families;


4.

To organize social activities for the cancer children and their families;


5.

To support research projects into childhood cancer and enhance the expertise of medical staff and social workers;


6.

To support the establishment of a conducive and well-equipped half-way house, hospital environment and medical consumables for cancer children, where appropriate, for the care, treatment and management of childhood cancer;


7.

To promote the establishment of Support Groups, centers or offices within Sarawak to promote regular and harmonious co-operation between the Society and members of the medical profession and all other professional bodies engaged in assisting cancer children and their families;


8.

To acquire, lease, let or otherwise dispose any property and rights or privileges; and to construct, maintain and alter any building or erections which the Society may think necessary for the promotion of the Aim and Objectives of the Society;


9.

To engage or employ such personnel (whether as employees, consultants, advisers or in any other capacity) as may be required for the management of the Society on such terms as the Committee shall deem fit;


10.

To raise by legal means the funds required for furthering of the aim and Objectives of the Society through public appeals, gifts, grants, endowments, subscriptions, legacies and any other form of contributions from any person.





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SARAWAK CHILDREN'S CANCER SOCIETY
Maxwell Villa 2, Off Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg, 93590 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
Tel: +60-82-245 876   Fax: +60-82-255 876  Email: sccs2001@tm.net.my