Bodikhuu: Providing Hope and Support for Families Affected by Childhood Cancer
If there's a will, there's a way, but sometimes it takes the support and encouragement of others to get there.
A Bit About Me
Hello
In a tiny place called Bodikhuu, there is a home full of love, hope, and dreams.
At Bodikhuu, we provide safe and comfortable temporary housing for children and families, where the child may have to travel to another city to have the needed life-saving medical treatments to survive. Our top priority is to keep families together during this challenging time as the child receives treatment and recovers, before going back to their home town or city.
Transforming Lives: Hear the Stories of Families Supported by Bodikhuu NGO
And let's not forget
Through our work, we have helped numerous families affected by childhood cancer in Mongolia. We are committed to raising awareness about the increasing prevalence of this disease and improving access to care. Join us in supporting our mission to alleviate the burden of cancer for families in need.
Our Impact
Testimonials that happy families and partners
have said about us.
"People talk about a lot of great stories about generosity in life. We have mercifully experienced one of the greatest generosity because of you. So, we would like to thank you for letting our son grow up with a smile on his face and walking among his friends today. May your good deeds be rewarded."
- TUMURKHUYAG from Darkhan-Uul.
”"We are very grateful and happy for Bodikhuu members for keeping us in such a nice and comfortable free apartment until our daughter got healthy. We pray for your good colleagues who have been a great help for others in difficult times."”
- BATTUMUR from Bulgan
"We had no place to stay and no one to contact. You were so helpful and you made this easy for us to overcome our pains.
We couldn’t have done it without you.”
- Marina Avsherhan from Bayan-Ulgii
”Thank you very much for helping us. It was very hard to stay together as we pursued medical procedures for our child from so far away."
- Namjilsuren from Gobi-Altay