The first meeting of the new National Cancer Board takes place on 21 September, with CCLG Chief Executive Ashley Ball-Gamble as the lead for children and young people's cancers.
A man is taking on a fundraising challenge throughout September in honour of his fiancée who is undergoing treatment for blood cancer after being diagnosed last year when she was just 21.
While standard chemotherapy and rituximab cure 95% of children with Burkitt lymphoma, current treatments carry severe side effects and relapses. Researchers are using different technologies to develop targeted drugs that improve cure rates for relapsed cases.
We speak to the Complementary Therapy Nurse Specialist at Nottingham Children’s Hospital
We ask the Clinical Psychologist what resilience really means during cancer treatment and share practical ways to protect your well-being.
Immunotherapy uses drugs that target specific cancer cells.
This policy explains how CCLG: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Association use artificial intelligence (AI).
Take on an unforgettable seven-day adventure through the Sahara Desert, trekking across dramatic dunes and remote desert landscapes while raising money for children and young people with cancer.
Engage: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Lived Experience Platform is a collaborative initiative from CCLG: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Association (CCLG) and Solving Kids’ Cancer UK (SKC) – two leading charities united by a shared commitment to improving outcomes for children and young people affected by cancer and their families.
Across the children and young people’s cancer landscape, the value of lived experience is increasingly recognised. Insights from patients, parents, survivors, and siblings have shaped research priorities, improved clinical trial design, and enhanced care delivery.
