Therapeutic advances now enable us to cure more than 80% of children with cancer.

Unfortunately, these treatments can have serious long-term consequences. One third of adult survivors of pediatric cancer suffer from fertility problems. This has a major impact on their quality of life.

Preserving fertility is therefore essential for the future of these children.

The law has recently changed, and such costs are now reimbursed for post-pubertal children. However, this still does not apply to prepubescent children, since the techniques used to preserve fertility in this population are still considered experimental.

Being able to give life is a choice we want to offer to children with cancer. As a result, these costs are fully covered by our association.