Children’s cancer charity, Camp Quality today announces the launch of website registration forms, posters and brochures in Hindi to ensure families of a child with cancer can access the help available to them.
Camp Quality supports children 0-15 years of age diagnosed with cancer, and their families, with free programs at every stage of the cancer journey, including family getaways, family camps and family fun days to reconnect families, boost resilience, create lasting memories and build a supportive community.
Camp Quality CEO, Deborah Thomas says, “Camp Quality’s mission is to provide valuable support to all Australian families going through the trauma of a child’s diagnosis. We know how tough childhood cancer is and no family should miss out on the support they need. These translated registration services enable every parent to register for Camp Quality’s programs. A free interpreter service is also available for those who speak other languages or need extra support to register. We look forward to many new families enjoying the benefit of Camp Quality’s supportive programs.”
Camp Quality worked with multicultural communication agency Ethnolink to ensure five commonly spoken languages in Australia were covered—Arabic, Vietnamese, Cantonese, Mandarin and Hindi. This multicultural initiative follows the translation of Camp Quality’s Kids’ Guide to Cancer website and app into Hindi, Arabic, Cantonese, and Mandarin in 2023. Check out Camp Quality’s Kids’ Guide to Cancer here.
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