See how your support is making a difference to individuals and families.
Highlighting the impact of our work in 2025–26, this report shows how your support has brought hope and practical help to individuals and families.
See the difference your support makes.
See how your support is making a difference to individuals and families.
Highlighting the impact of our work in 2025–26, this report shows how your support has brought hope and practical help to individuals and families.
A comprehensive look at our work, progress and impact over the past year.
Download our full Annual Report 2025-2026 to explore how we are supporting people affected by a brain tumour, and how your support helps make this possible.
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From real stories to measurable impact, our reports and news magazines show how support makes a difference.
Explore our past publications to see how Brain Tumour Support is helping people feel more informed, supported and less alone.
Andy Downes served as a firefighter for 16 years, and his daughters Izzy and Georgia work as nurses at Southmead Hospital, so challenge was often part of their daily life. But after Andy was diagnosed with a brain tumour, they…
Read Andy’s storyThe commitment that drives our work and shapes every interaction we have.
The dedicated people supporting individuals and families through every stage.
Ali’s mum, Sylvia, was vibrant, full of life and bursting with energy belying her 79 years. Her family imagined they would enjoy many more together, until a shocking brain tumour diagnosis meant that those years became weeks. Ali told us…
Read Ali’s storyLast week was a momentous one for the brain tumour community. It brought long-awaited Government commitments, a major report and recognition of progress within NHS teams.
Read Read morePeople living with brain cancer will get a faster route from research to treatment, under four steps set out by the Prime Minister today.
Read Read moreKash Raju describes himself as an ‘average family man’, working hard, into fitness, and living a busy life with his wife and three young children. But life for him and his(...)
Read Read moreThis online support group is run by our Support Professionals for anyone supporting someone with a grade 3 or grade 4 brain tumour.
Find out moreThese regular face-to-face regional support groups held in Cardiff provide a safe space for those who have a brain tumour to connect with others.
Find out moreTake on the South Downs Hiking Trail 2026 Experience the beauty of the South Downs National Park while taking on an unforgettable hiking challenge in support of people affected by brain tumours. Starting at the stunning Goodwood Estate, the South…
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