The National Association of Parents of Children with Cancer (NURDOR) is launching a summer campaign titled “You Are Everything to Someone – Destination Solidarity” aimed at gathering support for children undergoing treatment for malignant diseases and their families. The campaign invites people of goodwill to participate through donations, purchasing products, or direct payments to improve treatment conditions and provide psychosocial support. NURDOR is the only association in Serbia that offers comprehensive support to families of children with cancer, significantly contributing through its projects to improving treatment and conditions for this vulnerable population.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the humanitarian aspect of the NURDOR campaign, highlighting solidarity, community support, and the importance of social responsibility in helping vulnerable children and families affected by cancer. They focus on the need for systemic improvements in healthcare and psychosocial support.
Center: Centrist sources report the campaign factually, focusing on the details of the initiative, how people can contribute, and the impact of NURDOR’s work in improving pediatric oncology care in Serbia. They present the campaign as a positive social effort without strong political framing.
Right: Right-leaning media may emphasize the role of individual and community initiative in supporting children with cancer, possibly highlighting the importance of family values and voluntary charity work. They might also stress the achievements of NURDOR in filling gaps left by the state healthcare system.
