The Brain Tumour Charity

Dominic Forrest was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma brain tumour two years ago. Surgery left him completely deaf in one ear and recovery was hard. He lost coordination, his sense...

The research we fund is advancing our understanding of childhood brain tumours. This includes two promising new Expanding Theories projects that could help us find better, kinder treatments for ependymoma and ...

Fourth year medical student Alex Warwick, 23, was waiting to collect a takeaway dinner near his shared house at Liverpool University when he started to feel unwell.

It was May 2025 and he was on a video call with a friend at the time. She noticed he was struggling to speak, and he said he felt overwhelmingly tired.

It wasn’t the fir...

A £94,000 Macmillan CARE Grant over two years will help us work with families and healthcare professionals to co-create resources. These aim to improve shared decision-making and address barriers faced by underserved communities.

The project was inspired by The Charity’s ‘

With new governments in Scotland and Wales, and a new Prime Minister taking office, the case for a National Brain Tumour Strategy has never been stronger.

For the past two years, The Brain Tumour Charity has been campaigning for a National Brain Tumour Strategy across the UK, bringing together action on diagnosis, research, treatment, care and rehabilitation.