A Pioneering Community Model for Lifelong Childhood Cancer Survivorship

This white paper is intended for a broad and cross-sector audience within—and connected to—the childhood cancer community, including:

• Children and adolescents diagnosed with cancer.

• Survivors of pediatric cancer across all stages of life.

• Parents, siblings, and extended family members.

• Bereaved families and those living with loss.

• Physicians, nurses, social workers, psychologists, child life specialists, and allied health professionals.

• Hospital leadership and survivorship program directors.

• Patient associations and advocacy organizations.

• Foundations and philanthropic institutions.

• Academic and research institutions focused on pediatric oncology and survivorship.

• Industry partners and life sciences organizations engaged in pediatric cancer.

• Impact investors, mission-aligned donors, and family offices.

• Policymakers and ecosystem leaders shaping pediatric health systems.

Beyond these groups, this document is intended for anyone committed to understanding, strengthening, or supporting the long-term well-being of children and families affected by cancer.