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Founded in 2004, by Poonam Bagai, herself a cancer survivor, CanKids KidsCan is a national NGO working in India to address the needs of children with cancer and their families. CanKids is dedicated to driving Change for Childhood Cancer in India with an ambitious goal to achieve Universal health coverage through 100% Access2Care & 100% Financial Protection by 2030 aligned to the WHO GICC (Global Initiative on Childhood Cancer) and Sustainable Development Goals, thereby securing the Rights to health, education, childhood, pain-free and palliative care and the Right to be heard for all children with cancer (0-19 years) in India.
CanKids is the only organization in India working at all levels - grassroots, district, state, and national- and partnering and supporting hospitals, health authorities and professionals for the last 20 years to improve the quality/standard of treatment, care, and other holistic support services. Through its 141 CanKids Hospital Support Unit (CHSU) projects, CanKids ensures access to the best possible care for children with cancer and their families.
We are a team of hard-working, fun-loving folks driven for impact and excellence in everything we do.
Please visit the official CanKids Website for further details. https://www.cankidsindia.org/
Social Worker
National Outreach Program
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Founded in 2004, by Poonam Bagai, herself a cancer survivor, CanKids KidsCan is a national NGO working in India to address the needs of children with cancer and their families. CanKids is dedicated to driving Change for Childhood Cancer in India with an ambitious goal to achieve Universal health coverage through 100% Access2Care & 100% Financial Protection by 2030 aligned to the WHO GICC (Global Initiative on Childhood Cancer) and Sustainable Development Goals, thereby securing the Rights to health, education, childhood, pain-free and palliative care and the Right to be heard for all children with cancer (0-19 years) in India.
CanKids is the only organization in India working at all levels - grassroots, district, state, and national- and partnering and supporting hospitals, health authorities and professionals for the last 20 years to improve the quality/standard of treatment, care, and other holistic support services. Through its 141 CanKids Hospital Support Unit (CHSU) projects, CanKids ensures access to the best possible care for children with cancer and their families.
We are a team of hard-working, fun-loving folks driven for impact and excellence in everything we do.
Please visit the official CanKids Website for further details. https://www.cankidsindia.org/
The National Outreach Program (NOP) is responsible for enabling quality and equitable access to treatment and care services for children with cancer across India. Through hospital-based support units and state outreach programs, the department offers direct services, manages partnerships with healthcare institutions, and drives awareness initiatives. Social Workers under NOP serve as key enablers of this mission, providing psychosocial support and facilitating services for children and their families.
The Social Worker plays a vital role in supporting children with cancer and their families through every stage of the treatment journey. The primary responsibility is to ensure smooth psychosocial transition and resource facilitation from admission to discharge. The Social Worker also serves as the bridge between doctors and families, coordinates care activities, manages data and reports, and drives awareness and education at hospital units and local communities.
· Compassionate and Patient-Centric Approach
· Case Management & Documentation
· Interpersonal & Communication Skills
· Stakeholder Coordination (internal & external)
· Multitasking & Time Management
· Teamwork and Adaptability
· Smooth onboarding and support for every new child admitted under CanKids services
· Timely data entry and documentation of patient cases
· Active facilitation of psychosocial support and service delivery
· Regular submission of reports and updates to Program Officer
· Maintenance of good coordination with hospital authorities and care teams
· Participation in hospital and community-based awareness activities
*CanKids KidsCan is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where all individuals are welcomed and respected. We encourage applications from candidates of all gender identities, sexual orientations, abilities, ethnicities, and socio-economic backgrounds to apply.
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