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May 6

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This Mother’s Day honor the special mothers in your life by making a tribute gift to ISCC/MAHAK children in her honor.

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May 5

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ISCC Choose Hope Summer Writing Project

We are inviting all young artists and writers to join us for ISCC’s summer writing and book project. This will be a great opportunity for your child to express their creativity and self-expression.

Volunteers will be working on a motivational 30-day calendar booklet for children with cancer. All design, messaging, drawings, editing and publishing will be done by the volunteer team.

Details:
*June 1st - August 31St
*Ages 9-17years old
*Wednesday Workshops from 3pm to 5pm
*Earn community service and volunteer hours
*Target publishing date set for September 2021 (Childhood Cancer Awareness Month)

Our goal is to distribute these books to MAHAK and other local cancer units. Help us bring a ray of hope to children with cancer, whose childhood often takes a backseat to treatments and therapies.

This is a great opportunity for children and young adults to work on a team, publish their work and make a difference for a child with cancer.

To register, please send an email to susan@iscc-charity.org with your name, age and email address.

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May 4

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Everything has changed at MAHAK with the advent of the Coronavirus in the world. MAHAK children used to go to playrooms with their friends but now keep them healthy and protected from the virus is the most important issue so, games and entertainments have been also changed completely.
The 10-year-old Mahya has made these dolls with her artistic hands with the help of psychologists during the days she can’t get together with her friends at playrooms. Mahya’s skills and capability of creating artistic masterpieces will make her renowned one day and we believe she will defeat cancer to make this happen.
We have witnessed numerous victories over cancer during the past 30 years as a result of the care and patronage of the ever-expanding family of MAHAK. Let’s make a wish for MAHAK children to regain health and let’s never leave them alone till this wish comes true.

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May 3

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No matter how big or small you think your support is, every bit helps us get closer to reaching our goal of finding a cure for childhood cancer.

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Apr 29

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As we continue the journey forward in 2021 and beyond, we are pleased to share that on Wednesday our shipment of urgently medications needed was received by Mahak Hospital. We thank our generous supporters, and donors. Together, we will continue serving MAHAK children in these unprecedented times.

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Apr 28

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April 28th is National Superhero day!
We are celebrating all superheroes including kids with cancer!

“ Sometimes superheroes reside in the hearts of small children fighting big battles “ 🦸🏻💪🏻

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Apr 26

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Did you know you can make a donation in lieu of sending flowers for a memorial services?

By donating $100 or more, you can show your respect to friends and family for their loss and make a difference in a child's life with cancer. These banners will be dropped off on the designated date--similar to a flower arrangement--and will be picked after the ceremony. Please contact our office for more information: (949) 679-9911

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Apr 23

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How Children with Cancer May Benefit from Pet Therapy (Part 2)

WHAT ARE POSSIBLE BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN WITH CANCER?
One study specific to cancer patients found that individuals undergoing radiation therapy rated their health better when they also had visits with dogs. Pet therapy also appears to naturally reduce levels of stress hormones like cortisol while increasing beneficial hormones like endorphins – the body's natural "feel good" hormones.

Another study found that pet therapy combined with chemotherapy minimized depression among patients and improved blood flow (circulation). Children with cancer may also enjoy benefits from pet therapy that include:

A decreased perception of pain
Not as much anxiety and other sources of psychological distress
Reduced fatigue
A better overall mood
Many places that offer this type of therapy take steps to match kids with pets so they're not intimidated by animal's size or behavior. Even if your child has pet allergies, they should still be able to be matched with therapeutic pets that won't trigger reactions. Just remember to supervise your kids, especially if they are younger, to make sure they're not doing anything to agitate animals they are playing with.

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Apr 21

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How Children with Cancer May Benefit from Pet Therapy (Part 1)
The physical and emotional effects of cancer can make take a toll on any child of any age living with some form of this disease. With pet #therapy, however, #kids can be kids as they interact with friendly, cuddly pets. Even if parents aren't in a position to welcome a pet into the family home, there are still many ways children can benefit from time spent with cuddly, lovable animals in a safe, comfortable setting.

WHAT KIND OF PETS CAN BE USED?
Many people associate pet therapy with dogs and cats, but there are many types of pets that could have therapeutic benefits for children with #cancer. There are programs that use birds, horses and other farm animals, and even rabbits, hamsters, and gerbils! Even trained dolphins are used in some of the more unique pet therapy programs. With canine therapy, golden retrievers are the most common dog breed used, likely because of their naturally calm temperament – although some other well-trained breeds can be just as effective.

HOW DOES PET THERAPY WORK?
Sometimes called animal-assisted therapy (AAT), pet therapy can be conducted in several different ways. Some programs specifically for children may take place in an enclosed indoor or outdoor space so kids can safely interact with animals while also receiving proper supervision. "Therapy" itself usually involves just letting children interact with pets. Some programs also make appropriate toys and treats available that the kids can use during their time with pets.

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Apr 19

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Every dollar counts!!
$1 per day might not seem like a significant amount, every dollar truly helps when fighting cancer and providing medical care to children in need. The donations also go toward supporting the families dealing with the obstacles that come with obtaining medical care.
WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?
The cost of treating one child for cancer each year is approximately $2,000. This total consists of several factors, such as medication that typically costs $15 a month. Scans can cost about $200, while radiation treatments can cost three times as much per visit. MAHAK, with its slogan of “Help us and let us help you.” relies on using the latest technology to provide the most effective care in a loving environment. No family is ever charged for medical care and treatment, or for transportation, meals, or housing.

HOW DO I DONATE?
After choosing to give to ISCC-Charity, and in turn the MAHAK organization, you can pledge to give $1 per day or become a monthly sponsor to give each month. Donating to ISCC-Charity is a meaningful way to fulfill personal philanthropy or teach your entire family about giving. The organization also appreciates and encourages donations and sponsorships made in honor or memory of a loved one.

Secure donations can be made online, and the website also features a printable donation form. Donors can also mail monetary gifts to the charity’s Irvine office . All of the necessary information can be found online at www.iscc-charity.org.

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Apr 16

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PIGGY BANK (GHOLLAK) DRIVE
ONE MORE WAY TO HELP A CHILD WITH CANCER
ISCC’s Piggy Bank (Ghollak) Program is designed to foster philanthropy and civic duty in #children and adults while saving a cancer-stricken child’s life worldwide. We #appreciate your #support and encourage your participation.

YOU CAN GET INVOLVED WITH THIS MOVEMENT IN ONE OF FEW WAYS:
CHILDREN
Place a piggy bank in your child room and encourage them to make a small donation daily or weekly. Explain to them that their loose change can add up to make a big difference in a cancer stricken child’s #life.

ADULTS
Place a piggy bank in your home and make a habit of donating daily or weekly.

BUSINESS OWNERS
Provide counter space for an ISCC’s Piggy Bank and create opportunities for your customers to donate to our program. This small change makes a significant difference, saving lives every day.

PIGGY BANK DRIVES
Hold an ISCC’s Piggy Banks drive at your school, place of worship, office or place of business.
You can pick up your Piggy Banks from ISCC’s office. For more information our office 949-679-9911

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