Project cooperationUpdated on 10 May 2025
Partnering for Data-Driven Pediatric Cancer Research on Environmental Risk Factors
About
1. Who we are
The Saving Kids with Cancer Foundation (SKCF) is a Polish non-profit focused on improving childhood cancer care through data, research, and systemic innovation. We are the developer and co-operator of the national Hope for children database, covering all pediatric oncology and hematology centres in Poland. We also coordinate a nationwide Data Administrators Network embedded in clinical settings. Our in-house Data Science Team supports clinical, environmental and epidemiological research and collaborates with all pediatric oncology centres across the country.
2. Our strengths
We offer:
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Experience in coordinating clinical and patient-reported data from 16+ pediatric oncology centres
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Design and implementation of national data platforms and cohort studies
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Expertise in structuring datasets for longitudinal analysis and exposure tracking
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Capacity to involve patient and clinical communities in data generation and interpretation
3. Experience in EU projects
Participation in:
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FORCE Fostering Oncology Research by Charities in Europe (Call: HORIZON-MISS-2024-CANCER-01)
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YARN European Youth Cancer Network (Call: EU4H-2024-PJ-02)
4. Collaboration interest
We are interested in acting as a project partner, contributing to:
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Data architecture, structuring & registry integration
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Stakeholder engagement: patients, clinicians, NGOs
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Dissemination strategies and citizen-focused communication
We seek coordinators or consortia and are open to proposal writing and early-stage concept development.
5. Contact and call to action
We are eager to contribute our national infrastructure, real-world data experience, and long-standing clinical partnerships to help uncover links between environmental exposure and cancer risk.
Anna Król
Data Science Department Director
Saving Kids with Cancer Foundation (SKCF)
anna.krol@naratunek.org
Topic
- Cancer Mission: HORIZON-MISS-2025-02-CANCER-02: Understanding the effects of environmental exposure on the risk of paediatric, adolescent and young adult cancers
Type
- Partner seeks Consortium/Coordinator
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