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Complete the form to express your interest in joining Engage: the Children and Young People’s Cancer Lived Experience platform.

Every month, we host live sessions with other CCLG members to help advance childhood cancer care in low-and middle-income countries. These interactive lectures cover key topics in paediatric haematology and oncology, equipping global healthcare professionals with vital medical expertise - particularly where resources are limited.

This privacy notice explains how Engage: The Children and Young People’s Cancer Lived Experience Platform (Engage), and its owners, CCLG: The Children and Young People’s Cancer Association (CCLG) and Solving Kids’ Cancer UK (SKC), collect, use, share, store and protect information from individuals who register to participate in Engage.

There are many new drugs being developed for children’s cancer that work differently from the way chemotherapy works. These are often called biological agents or targeted drugs. They work by blocking a specific gene or protein that cancer cells have.

Two leading childhood cancer charities – CCLG: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Association and Solving Kids’ Cancer UK (SKC) – have joined forces to launch Engage: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Lived Experience Platform, a first of its kind national initiative designed to ensure that the voices of children, young people and families affected by cancer drive meaningful change across the sector.

Louise Bennett shares the story of her son Fred and her experience as a member of our Patient and Public Involvement Group. She explains how her involvement in shaping CCLG's research has enabled her to make a lasting difference for children and young people with cancer in the future.

After Anna's oldest daughter was diagnosed with leukaemia, she decided to get involved with the Childhood Cancer Priority Setting Partnership. Together with childhood cancer professionals, survivors, and patients, she helped identify the research questions that matter most to children, young people and families.

Ready to present your work to the wider paediatric oncology community? The CCLG Multi-Professionals Group is hosting a free session for CCLG members, providing step-by-step guidance on how to write and submit a successful abstract.

More than 400,000 children and young people are diagnosed with cancer globally each year. This International Childhood Day, we want to help raise awareness and support and improve access to safe and equal care.

March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month in the UK. Join us as we highlight the work we do all year round to help and support children and young people with brain tumours.