They stay at Ronald McDonald House New York while their daughter receives the treatment she needs to fight pediatric cancer. Treating pediatric cancer is not just about new types of medicine, it is also about meeting the social determinants of health to help children access life-saving treatment and promote healing. #KeepingFamiliesClose
Meet the Heck Family
Read News Post
Lessons on Love: The Joseph and Rosa Luna Story
At Ronald McDonald House New York (RMH-NY), we are constantly reminded that love truly has a way of growing on people. For Joseph and Rosa Luna, this love took root years ago, during some of the most challenging times of their lives.
A Sanctuary of Strength: How RMH-NY Became a Lifeline for Nirvan's Parents
While Marcellus Was Fighting and Gaining Strength in the NICU
At NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), where every beep from a machine holds weight, and each medical update tugs at the heartstrings of worried parents, one new mother, Natalie found herself navigating an emotional whirlwind. Her son, Marcellus, had been born prematurely and was fighting for his life. Caught in a storm of uncertainty and hope, Natalie discovered an unexpected sanctuary that would become her refuge—the Ronald McDonald Family Room at Elmhurst.
Mes de Sensibilización sobre el Cáncer Infantil: Conozca a Emanuel
Vea ahora la historia de Emanuel y su familia.
El viaje de Emanuel y su familia a través del cáncer pediátrico les enfrentó a retos inimaginables...
Learn MoreMes de Sensibilización sobre el Cáncer Infantil: Conozca a Emanuel
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Spotlight: Meet Emanuel
Emanuel and his family’s journey through pediatric cancer brought them face to face with unimaginable challenges including financial fears, family separation, and a cancer plaguing a seven-year-old boy that just seemed to keep growing. Like many other families navigating similar crises, they discovered that the support they needed extended far beyond medical care.