Thanks to an award from the National Lottery Community Fund Wales, Brain Tumour Support is delighted to be starting on a programme of work designed to bring early intervention support for brain tumour patients and their families in Wales.
ReadBrain Tumour Support is extremely grateful for the support of London-based Brook Green Supply through their generous donation of an amazing prize for our current Crowdfunder. Entry to the prize draw gives the opportunity to win a hospitality package for…
ReadSammy was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2016 and lives with the long-term management of both the physical and mental impact that the diagnosis has had on her life. Finding support and connection with others who are facing similar…
ReadBrain Tumour Support’s Founder and CEO steps down after 21 years.
ReadSupporting families through Brain Tumour Awareness Month Amidst Brain Tumour Awareness Month (BTAM), individuals grappling with brain tumour diagnoses and their families face unprecedented challenges. Brain Tumour Support (BTS) launches an urgent SOS Appeal, drawing inspiration from real-life stories like…
ReadBrain Tumour Support is helping brain tumour patients and their families across Wales, thanks to National Lottery players. The funding will help to cover four months of specialist support, bringing it closer to communities where isolation can be a particular…
ReadThe 26th of January is always a poignant day for us at Brain Tumour Support, being the date that Paul Mitchell died from a grade 4 glioblastoma, aged just 37. Paul was the inspiration behind the two decades of work…
ReadAre you thinking about coming along to one of our in-person support groups, but curious if it’s the right fit for you? Would you benefit from support and guidance from the brain tumour community, but are unsure what to expect?
ReadBrain Tumour Support’s CEO and Founder, Tina Mitchell Skinner, shares her thoughts on the importance of connection.
ReadBrain Tumour Support Professional, Dave Haq, talks about his experience of supporting men through the complex and often emotional journey triggered by a brain tumour diagnosis.
ReadBrain Tumour Support Services Manager, Lucy Wilkinson, looks back on IBTA Summit.
ReadFather’s Day is coming up this Sunday and as with many ‘special days’, it can be a source of mixed emotions.
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