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Support organization

CureSearch for Children’s Cancer

CureSearch’s primary mission is research, but it also supplies no-cost Brave Barbie and Brave Ken dolls through U.S. pediatric-cancer hospitals and health systems and publishes public childhood-cancer, treatment, coping, survivorship, video, and clinical-trial information. Families cannot apply directly for dolls. Spring 2026 institutional distribution is closed, supply is limited, and CureSearch announced that its U.S. health-system request system will reopen in fall 2026 with visitors told to check back in September.

About this organization

Accelerates targeted childhood-cancer research toward safer and more effective treatments.

National childhood-cancer research nonprofit distributing Brave Barbie and Ken dolls through U.S. health systems and publishing family education tools.

Programs that may help

Practical Items And Home Help

Guides and family resources

Educational Toolkit · Guide · Resource Directory

Childhood Cancer Information and Coping Library

A public multi-page library covering cancer basics and statistics, leukemia including ALL and AML, other cancer types, tests and procedures, treatment and side effects, relapse, late effects, life after cancer, community support, and palliative care.

Topics: childhood cancer, community support, late effects, leukemia and ALL, palliative care, relapse, side effects, survivorship, tests and procedures, treatment

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Guide · Resource Directory

Clinical Trial Information and Finder

Public childhood-cancer clinical-trial education and an Antidote-powered search flow, with voluntary-participation context and an FDA expanded-access pointer. It is informational and does not enroll a child or determine eligibility.

Topics: clinical trials, expanded access, trial search, voluntary participation

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Video

Video Library and Parent/Caregiver Webinars

Public videos and webinars on precision medicine, immunotherapy, clinical trials, common procedures and treatments, parent emotions, school during and after treatment, caring groups, and treatment health.

Topics: care groups, clinical trials, immunotherapy, parent emotions, precision medicine, procedures, school, treatment

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Official sources

Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.