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Our blog introduces you to everything we do. Listen to other people's experiences, hear cancer tips and advice or where to go to get involved.
Dad shares his son Nate’s story
Nate was three-years-old when he was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumour. After two years of treatment, Nate died at the age of five.
Am I really making a difference by emailing my representative in parliament?
We've been encouraging supporters to email their representative in parliament. Here, we explore the impact this seemingly small action can have.
Bilbo the brave, living with cancer after ringing the bell
Mum Kim shares her family's experience when her son Bilbo was diagnosed with leukaemia at five and the impact it has had on their lives ever sinc...
Arianna’s story. Diagnosed with neuroblastoma and travelling for treatment
Arianna was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at 5 and has travelled across the UK for treatment
Tia’s story. Diagnosed with leukaemia at just four years old.
Tia has been on and off of treatment for six years since she was diagnosed with leukaemia at four years old
What is our Children and Young People’s Cancer Plan all about?
We’re calling for a Children and Young People’s Cancer Plan to meet the specific needs of children and young people with cancer.
Fight Club: Aasiyah’s story. “You’ve been the biggest support.”
Mum Rizwana shares how our supporters made sure social worker, Becca, could be there for her daughter Aasiyah when she was diagnosed aged two.
Fight Club: Lewis’ story. “I’ll never tire of volunteering.”
Lewis was diagnosed with leukaemia aged 17. He now volunteers on our Voice Board, putting young cancer patients at the heart of everything we do.
Fight Club: Vic’s story. “Without your support, I would’ve stopped...
The toll of cancer and its costs meant Vic nearly stopped treatment. Read how our supporters were there when she thought she had to do it all alone.