This briefing is designed to provide a clear, accessible introduction to both the mission of the Wilms Cancer Foundation and the medical context it serves. It offers a concise overview of Wilms tumor - a rare form of childhood kidney cancer—outlining its nature, impact on families, and the importance of early detection and coordinated care.
 
It also introduces the Wilms Cancer Foundation’s role in advancing awareness, supporting affected children and families, and fostering global collaboration in research and treatment. Together, these elements establish the foundation’s purpose within the broader effort to improve outcomes and quality of life for children facing this disease.
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​This WCF guide is for educational purposes only and is released as part of the World Health Organizations (WHO) Global initiative for Childhood Cancer (GICC). It is based on international pediatric oncology standards in Canada, the United States and Europe. Seek advice from a qualified medical professional should you have any concerns or questions. © World Health Organization (WHO). Used with permission in collaboration with the Wilms Cancer Foundation (WCF). “CureAll” is part of the WHO Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer (GICC).