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If you want to know about children and young people with cancer or their families, we’ve got something to say. Our Media and PR team is available 24/7 for comment, interviews and information.
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CLIC Sargent social care staff spending a quarter of their time working with young cancer patients who have relapsed
A new report from CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading cancer charity for children, young people and families, has revealed that a quarter of its social care staff’s workload is spent working with young cancer patients who have relapsed.
CLIC Sargent pays tribute to Bob Woodward
CLIC Sargent has paid tribute to its founder, Bristolian Bob Woodward, who died on 20 January 2019, aged 85.
Young cancer patients from across the UK display artwork for World Cancer Day
Artwork from young artists across the UK, who have all experienced cancer, is to be showcased at three special events, hosted by CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading cancer charity for children and young people, to mark World Cancer Day.
CLIC Sargent comments on NHS Long Term Plan
CLIC Sargent comments on news about the NHS Long-term plan for the next 10 years
Support CLIC Sargent this World Cancer Day
CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading cancer charity for children and young people, has launched its 2019 World Cancer Day campaign and is calling on the public to wear their very own Band Against Cancer to show their support.
CLIC Sargent comments on news about increased hospital parking charges
CLIC Sargent comments on news about increased hospital parking charges
Dad sings in memory of son he lost 43 years ago
A dad who lost his two-year-old son to cancer 43 years ago is on a mission to sing at every Morrisons store in the UK in his memory.
Daniel’s story
Daniel was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) in December 2016 when he was just six-years-old. While he was in hospital his parents and younger brother Conor stayed at CLIC Sargent's Home from Home, Marion's House, keeping the family together.
Ellie Mae was diagnosed with cancer aged four, now she’s back to support CLIC Sargent’s Christmas campaign
Ellie Mae, now 10, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in August 2012, aged just four. Ellie Mae's mum, Nikki, had taken her to the doctors and hospital with various infections eleven times in a matter of weeks in the run up to her diagnosis.
Matilda’s Story
Matilda was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in December 2016 when she was just three-years-old. CLIC Sargent provided a space in one of the charity’s Homes from Home when the journey became too difficult to manage.
