We provide a grant of €3,000 for families of children under 18 diagnosed with cancer, supporting families with the cost of a cancer diagnosis.

Free transport for children and young adults travelling from Kildare, Meath, Dublin and Wicklow to CHI at Crumlin for treatment.

Families, adolescents and young adults dealing with childhood cancer often find themselves in hospital suddenly or without time to prepare. Our free Care Kit is an overnight bag filled with some essentials that you can have ready to go for when you need it.

for families who have lost a parent to cancer. Allow families reconnect, find support, learn coping skills, have an adventure and meet others.

The Irish Cancer Society funds a haven on St John’s Ward in Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) at Crumlin, which provides massage, reflexology, mindfulness and meditation to children.

A partnership between the Irish Cancer Society and Merrion Fertility Clinic which aims to ensure that, where possible, lifesaving treatment for children does not come at the cost of their future dreams of parenthood.

Trained volunteers offering emotional and practical support to anyone whose child is going through or finished their treatment.

We provide end-of-life care for child, adolescent and young-adult cancer patients in their own homes.

Free counselling for families affected by childhood cancer.

For CAYA patients and their siblings from 0-24yrs, to support the psychosocial needs of a young person. This service is available nationwide, at home or as locally as possible.