When they tell you that your kid is sick and he's suffering from a illness that might affect his future, your life doesn't seem the same anymore, especially if you need specific treatments that require you to move to another city. Suddenly, you are thrown into a new and uknown reality—you don't know where to stay, how long it will take, how much it will cost or who to call for psychological support. 

Initially, the charity's activities were focused mainly on support in the oncological wing of a Roman Hospital—both to entertain the children and to support the families. Together with this amazing initiative, Peter Pan Onlus had the dream to be a home to those children. The charity has since created institutes that host families who don't live in Rome and who come to treat their children.

In 2000, they created the "Casa di Peter Pan;" in 2004, the "Seconda Stella;" and in 2017, "Stellina."