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The UK's leading professional conference for all those working within paediatric and TYA oncology will take place on: 16-17 March 2026, at Manchester Central, Manchester, UK.

A Lancashire man who had part of his leg removed during cancer treatment has walked 10 million steps in a year - representing a million steps for each year he’s been cancer-free - to raise funds to support children and young people affected by the disease.

Around 100 children in the UK are diagnosed with neuroblastoma each year. Support world-class research that helps to improve our understanding of neuroblastoma.

Sign up for our 100 miles in September challenge!

May and June are always busy months for CCLG, with various events taking place for professionals in children's and young people's cancer to come together, share best practice and develop their knowledge and skills.

Trials test everything from medicines to surgeries and changes to the standard of care. They are the culmination of years of research and can only happen when there is already a great deal of evidence. But how do they actually work?

Before your child has any treatment, the doctor will explain its aims and will ask you or your child to sign a form to give permission (consent) for the hospital staff to give the treatment.

Thank you for registering for the Gold Ribbon Appeal 2026

Thank you for signing up to receive a fundraising pack for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 2026

SAVE THE DATE for this event organised by the SMILE Consortium and facilitated by CCLG