Access to quality care is a right not a privilege
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Get Clued Up
Information for you, your friends and family - to help you get clued up about cancer.
More- Just diagnosed?What kind of changes to expect, how you might feel, dealing with other people...>More Just diagnosed?
- Think you have cancer?Noticed a change in your body and worried you might have cancer? Read up on what to look out for, and who to speak to...>More Think you have cancer?
- Talk to other young peopleWe get young people talking about cancer, though our units and at events like Find Your Sense of Tumour...>More Talk to other young people
Local fundraising
We have a number of local appeals running to develop vital services in an area near you. Find out what's going on in your area, how we are raising money, and how you can help...
More- Do your own thingHave a look at what supporters across the UK are doing to raise money and set up your own fundraising page...>More Do your own thing
- CompaniesTeenage Cancer Trust is involved in a number of exciting and successful partnerships with a diverse range of organisations.>More Companies
Latest
- Brighton marathonRun the Brighton marathon in 2011...>More Brighton marathon
- Follow us on TwitterEnter the twittersphere...>More Follow us on Twitter
- Stuart CableA memorial single in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust...>More Stuart Cable
Support network
Get in touch with people in our support network; a place where young people with cancer, their family, and friends may share experiences with those most likely to understand.
Education
Empowering young people through education
Our Education team run a pioneering programme providing free information, education and advice about cancer, prevention and healthy living that reaches around 200,000 students and teachers across the UK each year.
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Latest developments and best practice...
Teenage Cancer Trust's services team work closely with health managers, commissioning groups and local Primary Care Trusts to plan the development and location of Teenage Cancer Trust units.
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