North Belfast Primary Schools Launch Diversity Initiative to Support Children Impacted by Cancer

21 Primary Schools in North Belfast have come together to launch their annual TREK Programme to celebrate difference and raise vital funds to support children and young people impacted by cancer. [...]

The Labour Relations Agency has gone the extra mile to support children and young people impacted by cancer!   As our Charity Partner for 2020, the team, which has an office in Belfast and a [...]

Carla McVeigh from Clady, Co. Armagh was diagnosed with breast cancer on 1st April 2020, at the start of lockdown. It’s a day she says she ‘will never forget’.  Just nine days later on the [...]

Jill Johnston was diagnosed with breast cancer in July last year, during the coronavirus pandemic.  She and her son Tyler were able to benefit from a therapeutic short break in Daisy Lodge.  [...]

Cancer Fund for Children is reviewing and developing the bereavement support we offer to children, young people and families across Northern Ireland. Currently our services continue to be [...]

On #InternationalWomensDay we are celebrating all the strong and courageous women diagnosed with cancer or caring for a child with cancer. In March 2018, our Events and Campaigns Officer Amanda [...]

At Cancer Fund for Children we support children and young people impacted by cancer and their families. We have been very fortunate to provide the majority of our services throughout the pandemic [...]

We are delighted that Q Radiothon 2021 will take place on Friday 26th February. In its first two years, the Q Radiothon campaign has raised nearly £140,000 for four equal beneficiaries Action [...]

On World Cancer Day, our families would like to say a massive THANK YOU to all our amazing fundraisers.   A global pandemic didn’t stop you from going the extra mile! Lockdown made you more [...]

We are thrilled that The National Lottery Community Fund has awarded Cancer Fund for Children a grant of £500,000 to our therapeutic short break centre, Daisy Lodge. Over the next five years this [...]