We am to visit as many schools, colleges and universities as possible to tell them about the risks of teenage cancer and the problems young people with cancer face
I'd like to meet:
People who can help! We’re always looking for volunteers, donors, patrons, people who want to go on a trek, or a run, or jump out of a plane (with a parachute) for us, people who want to organise events for us, people who want to make a difference for teenagers in their community, companies who want to help, or just people who know someone who would like to help in some way. We’ve got plenty of ideas on our website, and we’re always looking for more!
How you can help
To find an event in your area so you can come out and see us for yourself Visit our events page
Music:
Every year since 2000 lead singer of The Who and patron of the charity, Roger Daltrey, has masterminded Teenage Cancer Trust shows at the Royal Albert Hall in London which have become some of the most enjoyable and spontaneous events in the entertainment industry calendar. It’s not uncommon for major artists to turn up on the night and join in a jam session on stage. It’s one of the rare occasions when “special guests†could really mean absolutely anyone.
Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall
Books:
Personal Best by Marc Woods
Between Angel's and Demons by Emma Bowes- Romanelli
Heroes:
Our heroes are all the teenagers out there who show how strong they are by coming through their treatment for cancer and doing so much to support the charity. They are the reason we keep going.
But we could never forget our patrons, corporate supporters, media ambassadors, and all of the people who raise money for us. We could not exist without them! We love them all! You can read all about them on our main website, as well as meeting our staff and board of trustees.
Read about TCT supporters and staff
