Wesoamo Child Cancer Foundation

02/05/2026

Cancer comes with all kinds of nons*ense*. Even when people survive, the trauma every headache or fever gives your family is underrated.
They live the scare over and over again. And for you the survivor is a lifetime torture of what could go wrong again.
No one deserves to go through it.
Healing rains for all Wesoamo Child Cancer Foundation babies.
Kwadwo
Juliet
Queen
Zib
and all other Children. These few days has been tougher for them and their families. God will show us mercy.

16/04/2026

We appreciate your support towards the Easter welfare visit. The children and their families are very grateful 🙏🏼.
Call 0555945515 to help a child in need or report a child who needs help.

15/04/2026

Our reunion was certainly not as we planned. Happy to see you but sad you have to go through treatment again. Our Juliet had a relapse.
📷 Slide our first meeting in 2019 and now.

​After a courageous battle involving six rounds of chemotherapy and extensive surgery, followed by additional rounds of chemotherapy.
Juliet finally reached a point of hope. Following a three-year remission—during which she received a prosthetic eye and returned to school with a fresh start—the unthinkable has happened.
​Just days into the new school term this year, a rapid growing swelling appeared. Despite never missing her quarterly check-ups, we received the devastating news that the cancer has returned, more aggressive and larger than before.
​The Current Situation
​Juliet is back at Korle-Bu, fighting once again. While she has already begun new rounds of chemotherapy funded by the Wesoamo team, her road to recovery is long and costly.
​Current Status: Ongoing chemotherapy to shrink the tumor.
​Next Steps: Additional chemo cycles followed by major surgery.
​Financial Need: Over GH₵10,000 is required to cover specialized medications, advanced scans, and surgery.
​How You Can Help
​As a Wesoamo adopted child, Juliet relies on the kindness of the community. We are determined to see her through this treatment, but we cannot do it alone.
​Donate via Mobile Money: 0555945515
​Sponsor Her Care: If you wish to "adopt" the cost of her specific treatments or medications, please call us directly at the number above.
​"No amount is too small." Every cedi brings Juliet one step closer to the surgery she needs and the life she deserves.
​Thank you for your unwavering support and for standing by Juliet in her time of greatest need.

06/04/2026

This was us on Saturday. It was a success because you contributed towards our visit to Korle-Bu Child Cancer unit.
The children and their families remain grateful. God bless you all abundantly.

04/04/2026

If you have prayed, you have volunteered, you have donated, you have called to encourage us, you have directed someone to be helped. God will overwhlem you with blessings 🙌
It doesn't matter how long, how many times or how much.
We have done good because you have pushed when it was needed. God bless you abundantly.
Our donation comes off today 🙌 we have done these for 8 years and counting.
1.Creating awareness on childhood cancers.
2.Financing treatment for those who need help
3.Transporting affected kids to referral centre
4.Welfare visits and projects
5.Emotional support, follow up visits and Counselling.
You need help or you want to help other children call 📞 0555945515.
Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
Ridge Hosp..
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital
Highlights for Children

01/04/2026

Tin tomatoes 192 per box. 3 boxes needed.
Sardines 390 per box 2 📦 needed
Diapers 245 for pack of 100
Oil 30 cd per bottle 70pcs needed.

31/03/2026

We go again this Easter. Let's join hands and make the resurrection meaningful for the children battling cancer and their families.
Tin tomatoes 192 per box. We need 3 boxes.
Sardines 390 per box 2 📦 needed.
Diapers 245 for pack of 100.
Oil 30 cd per bottle 70pcs needed.

We can pick up. Call or donate to 0555945515.

13/03/2026

https://blog.wesoamochildcancer.com/stories/2026/03/13/cheryls-story-grief-gratitude-and-giving-back.html

Cheryl shares the painful journey of losing her son after a late leukemia diagnosis and how the Wesoamo Foundation helped her family heal and give back.

15/02/2026

Every 3 minutes, a family’s world is turned upside down by a childhood cancer diagnosis. Today, on , we honor the incredible strength of these young fighters and the resilience of their families. 💛
​This year's theme, "Demonstrating Impact," reminds us that when we act together, we save lives. Let’s keep pushing for a world where every child has a fair chance at a healthy future.
​🎗️ Wear Gold. Share Hope. Drive Change.
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07/02/2026

Rest in peace Wise.
As received from WISE's teachers and family.
He was diagnosed of Osteosarcoma. Diagnosis was late...unfortunately he was being treated for something else for months. Teachers were very instrumental in seeking help because he was intelligent and respectful. We are grateful for such teachers. Our hearts are broken. Hmm.

Heartfelt Appreciation and Announcement of Wise’s Passing

Dear Madam,

On behalf of Wise’s teachers and family, we write to express our deepest gratitude for the tremendous support your noble organisation extended towards his treatment at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.

Your generous financial assistance, encouragement, and compassion brought hope and comfort during a very difficult time. Your intervention played a significant role in ensuring that Wise received the medical care he needed, and we remain sincerely thankful for your kindness and commitment to helping him.

It is with profound sorrow that we inform you that Wise sadly passed away on the 4th of February at the LEKMA Hospital in Teshie after bravely battling his illness.

Though our hearts are heavy with this loss, we are deeply grateful for the support you gave throughout his journey. Your kindness will always be remembered and appreciated by both his teachers and family.

May God richly bless your organisation and strengthen you to continue touching many lives.

Yours faithfully,
For and on behalf of Wise’s Teachers and Family

27/12/2025

Survivors were given certificates. Everyone had a Christmas gift, parents were not left out.
They sang, they danced and had fun. We are very grateful to the team at the child oncology unit at Komfo ANOKYE teaching hospital. They planned a perfect programme.
We thank you all for supporting us.
We wish you a merry Xmas and a great year.
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