Author: Harriet Smith

Natalie Paul shares her story in Brain Tumour Awareness Month.

Sara Challice, who cared for her husband Neil for 13 years, shares some of her tips on how to make things easier over the Christmas period.

With the holiday season upon us, we asked Sara Robson, a Specialist Allied Health Professional, to share some of her tips for managing fatigue in everyday life.

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Beth was diagnosed with two brain tumours in 2014 whilst studying at university, she shares her experiences.

Louise Robinson, from Nottingham Children’s Hospital, shares her advice and talks about some organisations who may be able to help you build relationships with your child’s school.

This blog covers top tips for helping your child to return to school after diagnosis or treatment.

The Brain Tumour Charity has long been an advocate for creative and pioneering solutions to the complex problem of brain tumours.

Last week the Government announced it will roll out a package of measures across the country aimed at seeing three out of four of all cancers detected at an early stage by 2028.

A guest blog from Jason about his struggle to get the benefits he is entitled to after being diagnosed with an Astrocytoma brain tumour.

If a heatwave leaves you wishing you could switch your beach umbrella for your rain brolly, you’re not alone. So, we’ve put together our seven top tips to keep cool in the heat.

A guest blog from 17 year old Kaleb about what to bring and how to prepare for a day care medical appointment.

This week The Charity submitted its patient organisation consultation response about the potentially-groundbreaking new treatment DCVax®-L.

We are delighted to announce that Blue Apple have chosen The Brain Tumour Charity as their charity of the year.

We are excited to share a vlog from Penelope Hart-Spencer, who is a Health Play Specialist.

A specialist travel insurance provider answers your questions on travel insurance for a child with a brain tumour.

The first in our series of virtual information events for parents and carers of a child with a brain tumour.

Last Friday (27th July), the findings of the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2017 (NCPES) were published.

The Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Bill has just passed its third reading in the House of Lords and is expected to come into force in April 2020.

We are delighted to be finalists for Charity of the Year, Annual Report and Fundraising Event for the Third Sector Awards.

Last week the Government announced that people with severe, life-long conditions will no longer have to attend regular reviews for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

We have joined forces with other leading charities to form The Children and Young People Cancer Coalition and highlight areas where we believe progress is needed.

We’re delighted to have the support of Relec Electronics, who have chosen The Brain Tumour Charity as their charity of the year.

Reflecting on all that was achieved during Brain Tumour Awareness Month, thanks to the support of our incredible partners