Press release

Release of rhabdoid booklets for children with cancer Until the Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust wrote information booklets for families affected by rhabdoid tumours, there was no information available to give families at this incredibly difficult time. Several years after their initial launch, we are proud to have rewritten each of these four booklets to […]

Release of two updated publications with the Institute of Health Visiting  The Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust is proud to have authored two updated publications for the Institute of Health Visitors. With childhood cancer remaining as one of the major causes of death of children in the UK, knowing the signs can help save lives.

Picture of Grace Kelly flies around America to fulfil her dream A photograph of Grace, who always dreamed of flying before she passed away was found hidden on a Frontier Airline aircraft in America. Grace Kelly was just four years old when she died from a rare kidney tumour in 2014. Six weeks after her death, her

Teenage and young adult cancer awareness month Around 2,300 young people aged 15-24 are diagnosed with cancer every year. Imagine being a teenager or young adult and having to juggle the unique challenges that this time brings – on top of dealing with a cancer diagnosis and the huge impact of treatment. Cancer is different

Where has the 10 year cancer plan gone? Today, the Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust has joined up with more than 60 charities to call upon the government to uphold the promises previously laid out within the 10-Year Cancer Plan and commit to dramatically improve cancer care across England. We’ve joined  #OneCancerVoice on behalf of