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Children's Aid Society Southern PA District Church of the Brethren is committed to helping children and their families build stronger, healthier lives through compassionate and professional services. CAS was founded on April 9, 1913 when an orphanage was opened in Carlisle. Today CAS'​ three centers are 1) the Frances Leiter Center in Chambersburg offering play therapy and referral services for children, 2) The Nicarry Center in New Oxford offering art therapy, clothing, and support groups for children, and 3) The Lehman Center offering crisis nursery respite care, art therapy for children, family advocacy, and parent support groups. In the last fiscal year CAS provided children in crisis with 4,015 hours of art therapy and 32,574 hours of respite care in the crisis nursery. Adults received 1,696 hours of parent support group services and 1,033 hours of family advocacy services.

Children's Authority of Trinidad and Tobago is a company based in Trinidad and Tobago.

Children’s Autism Services of Edmonton is a non-profit organization providing services to children with autism and other developmental disorders. We provide a range of services and supports for families. We have dedicated, dynamic and qualified professionals providing family centred programming. Through specialized services, the children and families in our organization experience high levels of success and continue to meet and exceed their goals. Families are supported and empowered with strategies that will help them cope and prepare them for the future.

In the past year, we have provided a range of free specialist support and advice for 780 Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire children, young people and their parents/carers who are grieving. We have also provided guidance and training for hundreds of professionals to improve their skills in supporting bereaved families. All the children and young people accessing support have experienced trauma due to the death or terminal-illness of someone important to them such as a parent, both parents, sibling or grandparent. This is often in traumatic circumstances such as chronic illness, accident, murder, manslaughter or suicide. By providing appropriate early interventions, we reduce the affects of trauma and anxiety, increase emotional wellbeing, stop or reduce mental health issues and enable children and families to be healthier and happier. As the only local dedicated children’s bereavement service providing a wide range of free 1:1 and group support for 3-18-year olds, without us many of them would not get the vital help they need. This year we will have to raise approximately £300,000, mostly from our local community and trusts/foundations, to ensure we can continue to support many more children and families at what is probably the most devastating time in their lives. To find out more please visit our website www.childrensbereavementcentre.co.uk or call 01636 551739.

Established in 1945, the Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) is a not-for-profit, volunteer run organisation which aims to engage the community with literature for young Australians. The CBCA presents the annual CBCA Book of the Year Awards to authors, illustrators and publishers for outstanding contribution to Australian children's literature.

Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group is a leading children’s cancer charity and the UK and Ireland’s professional association for those involved in the treatment and care of children with cancer. Over the last 45 years, CCLG has played a key role in the major improvements in survival rates and the standards of care for children. We are the central hub for childhood cancer through the specialist expertise of our members. CCLG fund world class childhood cancer research and want to make sure that no cancer type is left out and no child is forgotten. We help young patients and their families throughout their journey with our expert, high-quality and award winning information resources and our online Childhood Cancer Information Hub.

The Children’s Cancer Hospital Egypt 57357(CCHE) widely known as Hospital 57357 is a unique healthcare institution and an ultimate example of what can be achieved when people work together for a common goal. The people of Egypt and friends from all over the world and most particularly in the Arab World have contributed generously to the establishment of the hospital which has been completely built by donations. Egyptians from all walks of life rallied around the setting up of a state of the art pediatric oncology hospital to achieve the dream of a better tomorrow for their children with cancer. Inspired by the model of the St. Jude Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee in the U.S, the Children’s Cancer Hospital Egypt 57357 (CCHE 57357) is the largest Hospital in the world in terms of capacity (320 beds). It was established in 2007 with the mission of providing the best comprehensive family centered quality care and a chance for cure to all children with cancer seeking its services, free of charge and without discrimination. Initially, since the inception of the 57357 Project, the focus was on how to provide the best comprehensive quality care and an opportunity for cure. Hence, the Hospital is constantly offering its patients a wide range of the most updated diagnostics and treatment services including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, bone marrow transplant, multi-disciplinary clinics, physical rehabilitation, socio-psychological care, palliative care, survivorship care and in-house schooling.

At Children’s Cancer Institute, we believe that a life should be long. That every child should have the chance to grow up and grow old. To plan exciting futures, chase their dreams, and fulfil their potential. But cancer cuts life short for hundreds of children every year, before they’ve even had a chance to make their mark. Here in Australia, more than 1000 children and adolescents are diagnosed with cancer every single year. And every week, 3 young lives will be lost to the disease. For those who survive, up to 70% will experience serious long-term health problems caused by the very treatment that saved their life. As the only independent medical research institute in Australia wholly dedicated to childhood cancer, our role is vital. Sixty years ago, cancer was nearly always a death sentence for a child. Today, thanks to medical research, more than 8 out of 10 children survive. But we won’t stop until every child can live a long, happy and healthy life. Our task won’t be easy – childhood cancer is hugely complex – but we’re confident that with the brightest brains, the latest in cutting-edge technology and worldwide collaboration, we can and we will cure every child of cancer. It’s not if, it’s when. To view all of our current career opportunities, please visit: https://ccia.org.au/home/join-us/work-us/