We are delighted to announce that almost £3000 – which you have helped raise – has been used to purchase
Catlin Warke, Samantha McCarron and Jessica Mooney take a time-out at the Children’s Cancer Unit Charity’s Pearl Ball held recently
Lord Mayor, Arder Carson, has called on superheroes and princesses to swoop into the Falls Park next month for a
Lord Mayor, Arder Carson, has called on superheroes and princesses to swoop into the Falls Park next month for a
We’re delighted to announce that tickets for the Pearl Ball on March 12th are now available to purchase! This is
I am asked frequently why I do what I do. ‘Isn’t it very depressing…that’s a hard specialty.. why did you
A massive thank you to the Lord mayor of Belfast and Ulster Rugby legends Tommy Bowe and Andy Ward for
Kate Smith, patron of the Children’s Cancer Unit Charity is pictured with Caitlin Warke, right (16) and Megan Ogle, left
Following the recent naming of the Children’s Cancer Unit Charity as one of the Lord Mayor’s chosen charities, we are
Following the recent naming of the Children’s Cancer Unit Charity as one of the Lord Mayor’s chosen charities, we are
Please support the Children’s Cancer Charity Walk Stormont GroundsSunday 25 October – 2.00pmAdults £2 | Children Free Sponsorship Forms AvailableContact
My name is Caitlin Warke. When I was 8 years old, I was diagnosed with a brain tumour which is
At the age of 12 I was diagnosed with a rare germ cell tumor in my chest. At first I
The Children’s Cancer Unit Charity, formerly known as the NI Children’s Cancer Unit Fund, has helped hundreds of children suffering
Join by starting a direct debit of £100 per year for 10 years to help us raise 1 million pounds
James’ Story My name is James McConnell. Back in 2011, when I was 6 years old, 3 weeks before my
The Children’s Cancer & Haematology Unit are to get 2 new isolation rooms with ensuite bathrooms. The rooms shall provide
In the swinging 60’s, all children diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) died of their disease. ALL was then and
The International Charter of Rights for young people with cancer has been established to highlight the rights and needs of
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