Young Lives vs Cancer
@YLvsCancer
We’re here to make sure children and young people with cancer in the UK get the right support at the right time. Formerly called CLIC Sargent.
Our CEO Judith Owens MBE and the Titanic Belfast team were delighted to visit @YLvsCancer’s Amy’s House in Belfast. This incredible ‘home from home’ supports families during treatment and we’re proud to continue supporting the vital work they do across NI. 💜
One Stop launches Care Bears goodies to raise money for Young Lives vs Cancer @onestopstores again partners with @YLvsCancer selling Care Bears pens and keyrings with proceeds going to the UK charity Read more: ow.ly/zi7N50WrcV3 #YoungLivesVsCancer #ConvenienceStores
UK Government has announced Diagnosis Connect, a way to connect patients with long term conditions with charities who can support them. Our CEO Rachel Kirby-Rider shares her thoughts and how it has the potential to help us reach every young person with cancer in the UK :…

We've joined forces with @AlikeUK, @cclgUK, @emctrust, and @ShineCancerSupp on improving the long-term wellbeing of children and young people with cancer. Our first focus is mental health - if you've got lived experience of cancer, or are a professional who works with children…

Exciting news! Applications are now open to join our Voice Board! Do you have lived experience of cancer and want to create positive change? We’re looking for a diverse range of voices, including young people, parents, and siblings. Find out more: ow.ly/6OSG50WnhAz

The Universal Credit Bill passed its final stage this week, confirming changes Universal Credit will be made for those who apply from April 2026. Our CEO @RachelKirbyR has been reflecting on what the changes will mean for young cancer patients. 👉 ow.ly/yKFk50WnGaB

Thank you @CarlaLockhart for noting the costs people with cancer face in today's #WelfareBill debate. Young people often rely on support like Universal Credit Health Element to help with unavoidable extra costs of £700 per month, and an average income drop of £6,000 per year.
UK Government has released their 10-year plan for health, an important step in addressing challenges in England's health services. Our CEO Rachel Kirby-Rider has spent the past day reflecting on the plan and what it means for young cancer patients. 👉 ow.ly/Yt7r50WkYfR
