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Young Lives vs Cancer responds to the King’s Speech
Tennis star launches summer tennis-a-thon to raise money for young people with cancer
Tennis star Ryan Peniston launches Young Lives vs Cancer's tennis-a-thon fundraising challenge
Leading cancer charities launch ambitious vision for children and young people with cancer
Four of the UK’s leading children’s and young people’s cancer charities, Young Lives vs Cancer, Teenage Cancer Trust, Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust, and Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group (CCLG), have launched The North Star, an ambitious vision for a better future for children and young people with cancer.
Young Lives vs Cancer responds to Northern Ireland Assembly budget
Young Lives vs Cancer calls on the next Government to commit to transforming the experiences and futures of children and young people with cancer
Young Lives vs Cancer is calling on all political parties to commit to five key areas to ensure children and young people with cancer get the support they need
Statement in response to UK Government consultation on changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
Young Lives vs Cancer responds to UK government launch of consultation seeking views on proposed changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month is back!
Young Lives vs Cancer joins cancer charities across the UK in raising awareness of the experience of young people with cancer this Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month
JD Wetherspoon raised £23million for charity partner Young Lives vs Cancer
JD Wetherspoon reaches milestone of £23million for charity partner Young Lives vs Cancer
Young Lives vs Cancer responds to the 2024 Spring Budget
Young Lives vs Cancer says while some of today's announcements will offer some support, we still need to see much more targeted, long-term support for the children, young people and families facing cancer