Make a donation Childhood Cancer Awareness Louis' TV Appeal Weekly Lottery Sponsor a child Brain tumour appeal Relapse Appeal 2015 Summer Grand Draw results In your Will In memory In celebration Other ways to donate Latest family update Louis In 2009, Louis was diagnosed with leukaemia. Read his story then and how he's doing now. Related Topics acute lymphoblastic leukaemia acute myeloid leukaemia bake club brain and spinal tumours brain tumour initiative cancer treatments childhood cancers corporate partners cycling donate funding research fundraising stories patient stories raising awareness running trekking Donate Childhood Cancer Awareness Every day, more than ten children in the UK are diagnosed with cancer - children like Elizabeth. Thanks to your support, today she leads a happy, healthy life. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, so we'd like to ask you to take part in our survey and donate if you can. Your support makes a big difference. And now your views can too! Please take our quick survey and help support children with cancer. Online survey Thank you from the children How your gift today could help... Your £5 gift could help scientists research less common forms of childhood cancer. “Krystal was diagnosed at the age of 11 months with a rare childhood cancer called alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma. We know how nasty cancer is. Having Krystal’s smile there every day pushes you forward to carry on. She’s my hero.” Rebecca, Krystal’s mum Give £5 now Your £10 gift could help to fund vital research into brain tumours, accounting for a quarter of childhood cancer diagnoses. “Elin had terrible seizures for two years before being diagnosed with a brain tumour. Following a major operation to remove it, she became a different child and a new chapter of her life has begun.” Rhian, Elin’s mum Give £10 now Your £15 gift could help fund pioneering research into preventing devastating side effects. “Blake was three years old when he was diagnosed with medulloblastoma- a brain tumour. He’s had to cope with a lot of changes: being in a wheelchair, losing his hair, having a tracheotomy. The oncologists hold little hope for Blake’s life expectancy. We are more optimistic. He will beat this!” Llian, Blake’s mum Give £15 now Related Topics Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, donate, childhood cancers Tweet Latest from us GOOD LUCK to all of our runners taking part in the Berlin Marathon this weekend #CWCHERO25/09/2015 17:00 Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Like our Get Active Team on Facebook Contact us: 51 Great Ormond Street, London, WC1N 3JQ Tel: 020 7404 0808 Email us Registered Charity Number: 298405 © 2015 Children with Cancer UK Terms & Conditions Privacy policy Accessibility Site map