Brain Tumour Support began with one family’s experience of a brain tumour diagnosis. Find out how that became a nationally recognised support service.
A brain tumour diagnosis doesn’t just change one life — it changes everyone around it. We know that. And we know that the right support, at the right time, can make all the difference.
Brain Tumour Support has been walking alongside patients, families, carers and loved ones since 2003. Not for a fixed number of sessions. Not until a funding window closes. For as long as you need us.
Imagine if…it were you. Appropriate support is crucial and cannot wait.
We’re here for everyone affected by a brain tumour — patients, family members, carers and those who’ve been bereaved. Whatever type of tumour, whatever stage of the journey, there’s no time limit on our support.
Our specialist services include one-to-one and group support, telephone and online support, and specialist counselling. We work with people and organisations across the UK, and our individualised approach to support is designed to provide friendly, accessible and tailored help to anyone who needs it.
We’re more determined than ever that no one should face a brain tumour diagnosis feeling alone.
Whether you're newly diagnosed, mid-treatment, or supporting someone you love, we have services designed around you.
From our story and values to the team behind our support services — find out more about who we are and how we work.
Brain Tumour Support began with one family’s experience of a brain tumour diagnosis. Find out how that became a nationally recognised support service.
Everything we do is shaped by a clear vision — that no one should face a brain tumour feeling alone. Read about the values that guide our work.
We’re a small, dedicated team of support professionals, counsellors and staff who are committed to being there for you. Come and meet us.
Transparency matters to us. Our Annual Report sets out what we’ve achieved, who we’ve supported, and how we’ve used the funds entrusted to us.
Read real experiences from patients, families and carers who’ve been part of our community. Their words say more than ours ever could.
Practical, accessible information for anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis — written with care and reviewed by professionals.
If you’re unsure where to begin, our Support Team is here to listen and help you explore the support available for you or someone close to you.
01454 422 701 (Monday – Friday, 9 am – 5 pm)
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Our services are free and confidential. If you’d prefer, you can complete our request support form at any time and a member of the team will be in touch.
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