KiKa
Stichting Kinderen Kankervrij
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Founded in 2002, KiKa is a charity based in Amsterdam, Netherlands working on health, medical research, children & youth.
KiKa is a Dutch charity founded in 2002 that funds scientific research into childhood cancer, with the aim of 100% cure and better quality of life for children with cancer. It finances research on better medicines, fewer treatment side effects and higher survival rates, and also invests in the Prinses Máxima Centrum for paediatric oncology. KiKa runs fundraising through events, campaigns, the KiKa Lottery and corporate partnerships, and provides free school education about childhood cancer. Its work is supported by a volunteer network and donors across the Netherlands, and the organisation is based at the Olympisch Stadion in Amsterdam. The legal entity is Stichting Kinderen Kankervrij. It holds the CBF quality mark and ANBI public-benefit status.
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KiKa Klassenspel
Childhood cancer awareness · Netherlands
Interactive classroom game for groups 5 to 8 of primary school that teaches pupils about childhood cancer, delivered by trained guest teachers.
Spreekbeurtpakket
Childhood cancer awareness · Netherlands
Free school presentation kit for pupils on childhood cancer, with ideas for classroom fundraising actions.
Tom Voûte Young Investigators Awards
Medical research · Netherlands
Annual competition for young, talented researchers, awarding a grant for scientific research and personal development.
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MSD, Prinses Máxima Centrum, KWF Kankerbestrijding, Oncode Institute, De KiKa Loterij
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