Media Centre
Want to know about children and young people with cancer and their families? Well, we’ve got something to say! Our Media and PR team is available 24/7 for comment, interviews and information.
For media enquiries only, call our Media and PR team on 020 8752 2812 or email mediarelations@younglivesvscancer.org.uk (Please note, we are only able to help with media queries on this number, for anything else please call 0300 330 0803)
Out of hours contact: +44 (0)844 848 1189
You can also check out our contacts for journalists and our Ambassadors and Celebrity Supporters page.
Softcat partners with Young Lives vs Cancer
Crest Nicholson partners with Young Lives vs Cancer
Staff at Crest Nicholson will be fundraising for the charity for two years.
Bullseye! JD Wetherspoon staff raise over £141,000 for young people facing cancer at annual darts tournament
Staff from over 300 JD Wetherspoon pubs took part in the company's annual fundraising darts tournament
Young Lives vs Cancer welcomes new Trustees
Young Lives vs Cancer has announced four new appointments to its Board of Trustees.
Celebrating 6000 pairs of Supershoes and a new partnership
Our partner charity Supershoes has presented its 6000th pair of customised shoes to a young person supported by Young Lives vs Cancer.
Charities come together to launch Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month this April
Cancer charities from across the UK have come together for the first Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month.
“The Government urgently needs to step in and provide better support” Young Lives vs Cancer Chief Executive Rachel Kirby-Rider reacts to Spring Budget announcement
Young Lives vs Cancer Chief Executive Rachel Kirby-Rider responds to Spring Budget and what it means for children and young people with cancer and their families
“Our Children and Young People’s Cancer Plan is ambitious, but it should be, because children and young people diagnosed with cancer deserve the same chances as everybody else”
Helen Gravestock, Director – Policy, Influencing and Voice at Young Lives vs Cancer on why a bespoke Children and Young People's Cancer Plan is so needed