YOU DIRECTLY HELP THE AFFECTED CHILDREN THROUGH YOUR DONATION
Our Foundation & Its Goals
- The HUC Help United for Children Foundation is a non-profit foundation subject to external supervision by the Foundation Supervisory Authority (Stifa).
- The foundation has no commercial purpose, does not seek profit, and is tax-exempt. It primarily operates in the Principality of Liechtenstein and Switzerland.
- The HUC Help United for Children Foundation is politically and religiously independent.
- It is a member of the Stiftung Schweiz and SPOG (Swiss Pediatric Oncology Group).
The foundation is dedicated exclusively to charitable purposes, providing financial support to families with a child or adolescent diagnosed with cancer by covering illness-related additional costs in Liechtenstein and Switzerland.
This support is provided in collaboration with the relevant social counseling services of the children’s hospitals where the child is receiving treatment. Donations go directly to the family of children affected by cancer.
Additionally, the foundation supports projects in the field of palliative care in various children’s forms, contributing to the long-term sustainability of the healthcare system. Our projects focus on people.
The foundation’s philosophy is future-oriented, guided by a sense of responsibility. Ethical conduct toward others is at the core of our values.
Our non-profit foundation is characterized by philanthropic engagement and initiatives rooted in humanistic worldview, supporting projects that make a lasting contribution to healthcare and the common good.
What do we support?
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the entire family is affected. Support is provided exclusively for illness-related additional costs, including:
- Childcare for siblings and care for the sick child
- Support for grief counseling
- Travel costs for family members from their home to the children’s hospital during maintenance therapy
- Respite care services during the child’s illness
- Support for rehabilitation
- Costs for transportation and cryopreservation related to fertility preservation