Join Us!

Are you interested in volunteering your time, treasure or talent?  Are you looking for a skilled or unskilled role?  Do you have experience volunteering?  Are you friendly, a fast learner and enjoy working with children and their families?

If you are all or some of the above, we would love to hear from you. 

We are looking for skilled and unskilled volunteers to build our growing team. 

Find out more and get in touch with us below.  

"Ambulance, emergency surgery, waiting, recovery, waiting, more scans more tests, waiting, Will he open his eyes? Will he speak? Can he swallow? Can he use his left arm? Can he hear me? Is he hurting? Will he ever be able to walk? Will he make it through tonight?  Question after question after terrifying question."

C.K

(DLF Mum)

Don't Let Them Lose Hope!

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month (CCAM). 

Join us as we go gold for CCAM to raise awareness of the wellbeing support challenges faced by our children with cancer and their families.  Please click here to find out more.

...so much more than religion. 

When a child is diagnosed with a brain tumour or cancer, questions arise.  Difficult questions.  Irrespective of whether they have a belief system, Faith or no Faith. 

We are committed to providing non-judgmental support to help each child and their primary care givers, to unpick some of those questions that might catch them off guard.

Please click on the button below to learn more. 

Showing love to our children diagnosed with brain tumours, other cancers and their siblings at Christmas.

Every Christmas, we celebrate the season of glad tidings by gifting our children and their siblings with brand new toys!  Thank you to The Hillingdon Hospital, Tesco, SpinMaster, Brunel UNiversity Volunteers and many more community partners who help us make this dream a reality each year.  Please click here to find out more.

Children diagnosed with brain tumours or other neurological cancers experience major disabilities up to 2weeks after diagnosis.  This change affects how they communicate, and process information.  This means they will more than likely need help learning at school.  According to NHS England, a child or young person has special educational needs and disabilities if they have a learning difficulty and/or a disability, which means they need special health and education support.  This is shortened to SEND - Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

If you have found that your child's learning changed after they were diagnosed with a brain tumour or neurological cancer, it might be because the way their brain or nervous system controls their learning or cognitive behaviour has changed as a result of the brain tumour or neurological cancer diagnosis.  Parents, your child might need a referral to a SEND specialist.

Please click on the button below to make a referral and speak with our coach for free further information. 

A evening of live Jazz music to fundraise and support our children with brain tumours, other cancers and their families.

Thank you to the Worshipful Mayor Cllr Becky Haggar, the Mayor's Consort Mr Marios Kaikitis (22/23) and Cllr Stuart Mathers (Deputy leader for the Labour Group) for your incredible support.  Please click here to find out more.