News
Please find below some of the latest news from ICPCN and our members. You can access past newsletters and join our Newsletter Mailing List here.
More news and information can also be found on the International Children’s edition of ehospice which is edited by ICPCN. Please do send us your news and stories so that we can share them.
When we transitioned to a new website we have archived all news items prior to 2022 – if you would like information about a specific news item prior to 2022 please contact Helena at communications@icpcn.org
How can we support those in need in Ukraine?
As we write this we are saddened and horrified by the events in Ukraine unfolding in our newspapers and on our TV screens. We have watched the images of the […]
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A message from Ukraine
It is the 15th day since the war began in Ukraine. For Ukrainians and many people across the globe, we see the world before February 24 and after, and the […]
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Global Palliative Care Community Statement on the Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine
As a global palliative care community, we are deeply concerned about the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and its devastating impacts on families, children and vulnerable populations with serious pre-existing medical […]
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A Warm Welcome to New Board Members
It is with great pleasure that the International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPCN) introduces two more Trustees who have recently joined the ICPCN board. We have written a series of […]
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Welcoming New Board Members.
The International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPCN) has added seven new Board members to the International Board of Trustees. This week ICPCN would like to introduce two of the seven […]
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Welcoming New Board Members!
The International Children’s Palliative Care Network (ICPCN) is governed by a board elected by its members. We are pleased to announce that several individuals have joined our International Board of […]
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Welcome Howard
We are delighted to welcome Howard Kinyua to be our new Communications Manager. Howard may be known to some of you, and he is not new to palliative care, as […]
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