Glass Children – The Invisible Siblings 

The term “glass child” was coined to describe children who grow up in families where a sibling’s needs are so intense that the other child becomes emotionally invisible.

The word “glass” refers not to their fragility, but to the way adults and caregivers often look through them—focusing instead on the sibling in crisis.

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🌻🎗What a Section 18A Tax Certificate Means for Donors🎗🌻

A Section 18A Tax Certificate means that a business or individual who donates to the Little Fighters Cancer Trust, a registered Public Benefit Organisation (PBO), can legally claim part of that donation back from SARS when submitting a tax return. 📨 In simple terms: ✨️The donation helps feed Children with Cancer and supports their Families […]

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10 Facts About Childhood Cancer

Childhood cancer affects roughly 400,000 children globally each year, but survival rates differ significantly by region, with over 80% cured in high-income countries compared to less than 30% in low- and middle-income countries. 🎗 Global Impact: Around 400,000 children and adolescents are diagnosed with cancer each year worldwide. 🎗 Survival Disparities: While over 80% of […]

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