This Asia-wide endeavour organises breast cancer awareness campaigns in schools and colleges. It pushes children to pester their mothers to get a regular health check up and take a breast cancer test. You can organise an event with them and involve other social clubs too, as well as help research and study about breast cancer. It also runs a Hair for Hope campaign where people can donate hair to make wigs for cancer patients. 
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Cope with Cancer

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Here comes help to organise homecare equipment, nutritional supplements, private nursing, prosthesis supply, anti-cancer drugs, and hospice palliative care. It also provides diet plans, healthy and tasty recipes from expert nutritionists on their website. There is also information for caregivers on how to talk to patients, how to break the news, how to take care of yourself and much more. 
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St Judes India Child Care Centre

This network of 39 centres across nine cities provides support to children below the age of 15 battling cancer, and their caregivers. Their services also cover children over 15 years of age, who have had a relapse. They specifically provide accommodation for people from outside the city and the underprivileged. They provide ration every week to the children and their caregivers, arrange  transport for therapies and consultation, provide insurance assistance, and education for students who have to skip school, along with career counselling.
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