Kids Kicking Cancer with Budo

Research, grants, and European visibility

The Bucharest chapter is looking for hospitals, universities, and funders who can evaluate the method through pilot projects and European grants.

Pilot studies in Romania

We want to track perceived pain, procedural stress, tolerance of procedures, and family feedback.

European consortia

We want partnerships with universities, hospitals, and NGOs for grants about pediatric support and social innovation.

Public use of results

Results can be presented in conferences, family materials, and public campaigns that explain the method clearly.

Several Budo volunteers stand around a masked patient sitting on a hospital bed.
Community makes the difference between a visit and a sustainable program.

MATIO Research & Resources

An example of an organization that keeps the method, family resources, and research material together.

Open reference

World Child Cancer Mission & Vision

An example of clear language about international partnerships and system-level change.

Open reference

Dăruiește Viață

A Romanian example of direct communication about pediatric projects, needs, and the use of funds.

Open reference

Get involved

Support the hospital work.

If you can help with time, partnerships, or financial support, the involvement page explains the concrete next steps and useful details.

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Kids Kicking Cancer with Budo