Securing and Accelerating Access to Innovative medicines for Children and Adolescents with Cancer
Advancing access to innovation
Generating real-world evidence
Empowering collaboration

SACHA: a Pediatric Cancer Registry

SACHA (Securing and Accelerating access to innovative therapies for Children and Adolescents with cancer) is an international registry-based study coordinated by Gustave Roussy. It aims to facilitate and secure access to innovative anticancer medicines for children, adolescents and young adults (AYA) outside of clinical trials, while collecting real-world evidence (RWE) of safety and efficacy to inform future research and regulatory decisions.
Opened in France in 2020, SACHA extended across multiple countries from 2023 thanks to Fight Kids Cancer and brings now together pediatric oncology centers committed to Securing Access to Innovation.
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SACHA & you

Are you interested in joining the SACHA international network, contributing data or becoming a partner?

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SACHA eligibility criteria

SACHA Patients
  • Patients are ≤ 25 years-old with a recurrent/refractory pediatric malignancy
  • Patients are not eligible in a clinical trial or with no therapeutic option available in an ongoing trial
  • Patients are treated with a new anticancer medicine through either off-label or compassionate use
  • SACHA treatments are recommended by a multidisciplinary tumor board.
SACHA Patients
SACHA Drugs
SACHA Drugs of interest
  • Any experimental innovative drug through off-label/compassionate use
  • Any anticancer medicine with a first European Marketing Authorisation after 2007

SACHA Supporters & partners

Fight Kids Cancer
Goustave Roussy (Coordinating center)
Fight Kids Cancer
ANSM
Fight Kids Cancer
HAS
Fight Kids Cancer
SFCE - French Society of Pediatric Oncology
Fight Kids Cancer
Imagine for Margo - Pediatric cancer advocacy & funding
Fight Kids Cancer
Fight Kids Cancer - Funder through the European Science Foundation
Fight Kids Cancer
EMA