Worcestershire-based Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust is inviting runners to join Team Ladybird and apply for one of seven exclusive charity places in the iconic 2027 TCS London Marathon, offering supporters the chance to take on one of the world’s most famous races while helping children and families affected by childhood cancer. For one year only, the TCS […]
Children and families came together in a vibrant display of colour and community spirit at Colour Up for Kids, a fun-filled fundraising event supporting Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust and James Hopkins Trust. Participants were invited to run, walk or skip their way around the course at Plock Court, Gloucester, spreading colourful cheer while raising
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June 22nd marks ten years since the Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust was registered as a charity. Following a move to a larger office in November and supported by a growing team of staff and volunteers, the Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust continues to expand its reach and impact, supporting families when they need it
The Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust, based in Upton Snodsbury, Worcestershire, are inviting the local community and businesses to join them in marking a major milestone at their 10th Anniversary Charity Ball. Taking place at Bank House Hotel Spa & Golf Club, Bransford, on 20th June, the black-tie event brings together supporters, volunteers, fundraisers and
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The Ladybird’s Path: Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust Unveils Magical School Garden created by the children it supports at RHS Malvern Spring Festival 2026 A wonderful, fun-filled day out for families and gardening enthusiasts alike, The RHS Malvern Spring Show Festival 2026 brings with it a plethora of garden ideas with plenty to see and
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2026 sees national charity the Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust mark ten years of incredible achievements in supporting children and families dealing with a cancer diagnosis, both through physical support and by funding thousands of pounds into vital research studies. Founded in 2016 in memory of four-year-old Grace Elizabeth Kelly, the aim of the charity is to
The Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust warmly welcomes the publication of the Government’s 10-Year Cancer Plan, and we are particularly encouraged to see a dedicated section focusing on children and young people. This represents a significant and long-overdue step forward in recognising the distinct needs of this group, who often face unique diagnostic and treatment
A childhood cancer charity is encouraging parents to become more aware of the early signs and symptoms of cancer among children, after research showed low levels of recognition. With only three out of 10 parents feeling able to spot the signs and symptoms of childhood cancer[1], the Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust, a charity dedicated
The Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust is proud to support the launch of Jess’s Rule; an initiative aimed at improving the early detection of cancer and other serious diseases in patients. Officially introduced today, Jess’s Rule advocates for a specific approach to repeated healthcare consultations, urging that any adult or child who presents to a
The Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust has joined forces with The Brain Tumour Charity to fund a year-long research project which will harness artificial intelligence (AI) tools to improve brain tumour diagnosis times in children, reducing uncertainty for them and their families. The partnership consists of each charity awarding £50,000, with The Grace Kelly Childhood
