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Children & Young People

Teenagers & Young Adults

Parents & Carers

Local charities

Voluntary sector cancer care and support services in the East Midlands

 

Young Lives vs Cancer Home from Home, Nottingham

Billy’s House is owned and run by Young Lives vs Cancer and offers free accommodation to enable families who live a long distance from Nottingham to stay close to their child when they are having cancer treatment.

Maggie’s

Maggie’s offers support free to anyone with cancer and their families who walk through their doors. You will find their centres alongside NHS hospitals and support is also available online.

PASIC

This charity (formerly called the Parents Association for Seriously Ill Children) supports families of children and young people with cancer in the East Midlands. PASIC offers emotional, practical and social support for families of children on treatment for cancer and for three years post-treatment.

Cancer Care Map 

An online resource run by the Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund that helps people living with cancer find local care and support services across the UK. Services can be filtered by location, age (including children and teenagers), and other criteria - Cancercaremap.org 

Local Charities

Laurens Legacy

Jasmines Legacy of dreams

Robbie Anderson

BacZac

Support and information for families with children with any serious illness 

Together for Short Lives

Provides information on support services for families whose children have life-threatening or terminal conditions, regardless of the disease involved.

Information on specific childhood and youth group cancers

Blood Cancer UK

Blood Cancer UK funds research into leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma. It also provides patient information booklets and leaflets that you can download or order from their website.

Bone Cancer Research Trust

This charity provides information, support and counselling for people with primary bone cancer and their families. They promote research into the causes and treatment of primary bone cancer.  

Brain Tumour Charity

The Brain Tumour Charity is the world’s largest dedicated brain tumour charity. It funds research, provides support and information services and raises awareness. It aims to reduce the harm brain tumours have on quality of life, and ultimately, to find a cure.

Childhood Eye Cancer Trust

A UK charity for families and people affected by retinoblastoma. It offers support and information, funds research and raises public awareness of this rare cancer.

Leukaemia Care

Leukaemia Care is a national blood cancer support charity, committed to ensuring that anyone affected by blood cancer receives the right information, advice and support. 

Lymphoma Action

Lymphoma Action gives emotional support and medical information on all aspects of Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. They run local support groups for people with lymphoma and have a buddy scheme for putting patients in touch with each other by phone.

Neuroblastoma Society

The Neuroblastoma Society seeks to raise funds for research into the disease. They have a befriending scheme for affected families.

Orchid

Orchid is the UK’s leading charity for those affected by male cancer. The charity works to support people with testicular, penile and prostate cancer through a range of support services, education and awareness campaigns and research.

Take a look inside our Principal Treatment Centres

These short videos introduce you to Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham and Leicester Royal Infirmary.

You’ll get a feel for the spaces, the facilities, and meet some of the caring staff who are there to support children, young people, and families every step of the way.

0-25 Cancer Services East Midlands is a partnership between University Hospitals of Leicester and Nottingham University Hospitals

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