Equity across the clinical and support pathway for all brain tumour types and grades.
Ensuring the voice and perspectives of individuals affected by a brain tumour and their families are considered and raised at key opportunities with those in power to make change.
Recognition of equal need for support beyond the individual with the brain tumour. Non-medical support services for all those whose lives are impacted by a diagnosis are an essential part of the pathway and wrap-around care.
We see collaborative work with fellow charities, like-minded organisations, groups and individuals as essential to achieve much-needed progress in brain tumour awareness, research, treatment and care. Whilst our top focus will always be our uniquely specialist support delivery, we consistently seek opportunities to be involved in advocacy and advisory capacities in many partnerships, collectives and campaigns. Our patient-led experience and understanding of the complex challenges that individuals with a brain tumour, and their families, face on a daily basis gives vital insight and is an essential voice in improving the lives of all those affected.
The fact you turn up and spend so much time talking with people is a real support to the community and shows how much you genuinely care.
Rally attendee
29 July 2026
This month, we joined five other key organisations dedicated to helping the brain tumour community, in writing a joint letter to the new Secretary of State for Health and Soci(...)
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16 July 2026
The South West team at Gleeds Energy Limited have found an inventive way to support Brain Tumour Support while encouraging colleagues to get active and boost their wellbeing. (...)
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16 July 2026
We recently received a grant from bClear Communications to help fund one of our Men’s Support Groups. This online group, run by a male Support Professional, gives patien(...)
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