The Philippines has inaugurated its first charity Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at the Philippine General Hospital (PGH), marking a significant step in expanding access to life-saving cancer treatments for children.

This initiative, a collaboration between the I Want To Share Foundation (IWTS) and PGH, aims to provide critical care for pediatric patients with leukemia and other severe blood disorders.

First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos attended the event alongside hospital officials, healthcare professionals, donor partners, and families of affected children.

Located at the Right Central Block of PGH, the unit will offer specialized treatment for conditions where bone marrow transplantation is often the most effective solution, despite its high cost.Sheila Romero, founder of IWTS, emphasized the foundation's commitment to giving children a fighting chance against cancer, while Dr.

Patricia Alcasabas highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts between healthcare institutions, the government, and private organizations in advancing pediatric care.

The unit's establishment underscores the nation's dedication to improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations through innovative medical initiatives.