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Stop brave children facing cancer alone

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Stop brave children facing cancer alone

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Scared, isolated and highly vulnerable to infection, young cancer patients desperately need your support.

Every day, parents are still being told the shattering news that their child has cancer. Children are still going through brutal treatment and families are still facing the devastating costs cancer brings.

Without your help, they risk facing all of this alone.

Please help by donating today

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£15 could pay for a social worker to support a family, helping to navigate extra worries of coronavirus on top of cancer.
£30 could help fund essential technology to provide support remotely to young people and families during the coronavirus pandemic.
£100 could pay towards a hardship grant to ensure families facing financial worries due to coronavirus can pay for basics like food.
£3 per month could help towards paying for a social worker to support a family, helping to navigate extra worries of coronavirus on top of cancer.
£5 per month could help fund essential technology to provide support remotely to young people and families during the coronavirus pandemic.
£10 per month could help towards hardship grants to ensure families facing financial worries due to coronavirus can pay for basics like food.
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CLIC Sargent workers are on the NHS frontline to get children and families through this frightening time. We’ve already given out more than double the normal amount of emergency grants to help families in crisis, just to get basics like food. But requests for grants are still growing.

And CLIC Sargent Social Workers are working tirelessly to help families right now, with remote support via live chat, on the phone, video calls and WhatsApp.

We need you to help us find new ways to provide urgent support to families in isolation who desperately need us.

Leo was four years old when he was diagnosed with leukaemia

Leo and Lisa’s story

Leo was four years old when he was diagnosed with leukaemia. He’s currently on his third cycle of maintenance treatment. Coronavirus has had a massive impact on his family.

“I’m a million percent more worried about Leo at the moment. I feel very lucky that, thanks to CLIC Sargent, Leo has had his bloods done at home so we don’t have to go to hospital, where he could get infected with coronavirus. The CLIC Sargent team are brilliant, and they are always there if I need them.”

Lisa, Leo’s mum

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