Beautiful July sunshine perfectly lit the exercise garden of the pediatric clinic in Mainz. Here, the team from the Juno Children’s Cancer Aid is shooting parts of its first film this week. We are supported by our ambassador and moderator Katja, the filmmaker Kai, his assistant Jan, and the clinic team, who keep the doors and opportunities open for us on the days of shooting. Full of zest for action, we take big and small movie stars in front of the lens.

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September is what we are shooting for. What exactly, is not revealed yet. Just this much: it will be sporty and interactive. To show Juno from its best side, the film experts will withdraw after the recording and work with us in peace and quiet. We will create various clips that will be shown on the digital Juno channels. From September they will be available for everyone to see. We are excited and look forward to the result!

At this point we would like to thank the entire film team, who does this first-class and valuable work pro bono for us. Thank you very much!!!

Sports for children with cancer – that’s what we are committed to – and we receive support from great people like Benjamin Franke, known as Benz. He is a marathon runner himself, and also trains others to be successful.

You might think so with the children on the pediatric oncology ward at Unimedizin Mainz, because they were given little Easter bunnies and lambs in the form of fluffy cuddly toys.

The team from Joyset are the ones who came up with this happy surprise. Shortly before the turn of the year, customers were able to donate to the campaign via their portal, and distribution began just in time for spring. The visitor duo from Joyset took care of that themselves, making the day a little cosier for the kids on the ward and those who were in the clinic for outpatient appointments.

We would like to say a big thank you to the Joyset team for their visit in Mainz and for this creative campaign. Now Easter can really come!

Vor über 20 Jahren wurde der Weltkinderkrebstag ins Leben gerufen, um auf die Erkrankung von Kindern und Jugendlichen aufmerksam zu machen. Seitdem ist viel passiert, insbesondere was die Therapien und damit verbundenen Heilungschancen nach einer Diagnose angeht: Heute haben 80% der neu festgestellten Fälle, und das sind in Deutschland ca. 2000 pro Jahr, gute Aussichten auf Heilung.

Die Stiftung Juno Kinderkrebshilfe arbeitet mit vielen anderen Mitstreitern jeden Tag daran, dass krebskranke Kinder und Jugendliche bestmöglich versorgt werden. Dazu gehört auch die Sport- und Bewegungstherapie, die den jungen Patient:innen neben Spaß und Abwechslung auch körperliche Fitness und bessere Heilungschancen bietet. Unsere Stiftung macht sich daher für Sportprogramme für an Krebs erkrankte Kinder und Jugendliche stark.

Außerdem setzen wir uns dafür ein, dass Kinderkrebsforschung auf höchstem Niveau stattfindet, und dass unsere Vision einmal Wirklichkeit wird: alle an Krebs erkrankten Kinder können geheilt werden.

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