Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 2026
This September, Solving Kids' Cancer UK is joining organisations around the world in supporting Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
This September, we're putting family support at the heart of our campaign and highlighting the difference support can make for those affected by the childhood cancer neuroblastoma.
When a child is diagnosed with neuroblastoma, families can face uncertainty, difficult decisions, and many questions. Our Family Support Team understands what this is like, with every member having experience of caring for a child with neuroblastoma.
Throughout the month, we'll share family stories, explore what meaningful support can look like, and highlight the information, support and guidance available through Solving Kids' Cancer UK.
Because no family should face childhood cancer alone.
See what family support can mean
Behind every family we support is a unique story. Discover how support can help families navigate the challenges of childhood cancer, from diagnosis through treatment and beyond.
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Benny's storyFollow Benny’s journey through neuroblastoma, relapse and treatment in Rome, and learn how Solving Kids’ Cancer UK supported his family along the way.
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Michael's storyMichael was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma just weeks before his first birthday. Read his story of treatment, finding hope, and life beyond cancer.
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DonateYour donation can make a real difference for children and families affected by neuroblastoma, helping us fund vital support, research and change when it’s needed most.
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Get involvedThere are so many ways to get involved and help bring positive change for children and families affected by neuroblastoma. Discover how you can support our work and make a difference.
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Fundraising ideasFind fundraising ideas, helpful resources, tips for boosting your fundraising and everything you need to pay in your amazing donations.
Learn more about our work
We exist to provide vital support to children and families affected by neuroblastoma, drive innovative clinical research and raise awareness of the impact of childhood cancer.
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Supporting familiesOur Family Support Team provides personalised support, practical guidance, and trusted information to families affected by neuroblastoma.
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Funding researchWe fund and drive childhood cancer research because children with neuroblastoma urgently need kinder, more effective treatments.
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Campaigning for changeWe are committed to raising awareness of the realities of childhood cancer, as well as campaigning for the change children need.