DONATE YOUR BIRTHDAY
Who Needs presents anyway ? (They're so yesterday!)
Rather than presents why not ask your freinds to donate to a birthday fundraiser in aid of Joss Searchlight instead.
This can be a really easy thing to organise which you can do through Facebook and Just Giving, or simply use the donation sections of our website.
Joss Searchlight is totally reliant on donations from the public. Please help us to help those that really need support
DONATE NOW
Help us find a cure for rare brain tumours and give support today
Asking for donations rather than presents is a really selfless thing to do and very generous
You can do something amazing
Scarlet’s Story
Scarlet was diagnosed with an aggressive brain cancer (a pineoblastoma) which spread to her spine in 2011. She underwent emergency surgery followed by radiotherapy but sadly relapsed at the end of March 2012.
Harry’s Story
Harry has thankfully been defying the odds for 5 years as he fights an aggressive brain tumour. Your gift will enable us to help find a cure for some of the most life threatening brain tumours and support heartbroken families
Nash’s Story
Nash sadly died aged just 8 from an aggressive and untreatable brain tumour.
Your gift will enable us to help find a cure for some of the most aggressive and life threatening brain tumours and support families
Elijah’s Story
At just one year old Elijah had so much personality, with big dreamy eyes and a smile that could light up a room.
Age 3 he was diagnosed with a brain tumour, a Medulloblastoma. The tumour was treated with chemotherapy and Elijah recovered well
School Fundraising and Support
Choosing to fundraise for Joss Searchlight is a wonderful thing and we’ll be on hand to help you every step of the way.
Work with the community
Join us and feel good to be part of a vibrant team of people striving to help families at the most desperate of times. From arranging sports and social events to raising local awareness
Even though cancer affects 1 in 500 children every year in the U.K, things are getting a whole lot better for children with cancer
Fifty Years ago, sadly 60% of children with a cancer diagnosis didn’t make it. Now the prognosis for most children is looking much better with 80% of children recovering from most cancers.
We need to get the cure rate up for Brain Tumours – NOW
WHAT WE'RE DOING
LATEST NEWS
Creating Beautiful Memories
Emma was diagnosed with cancer age 12 and started a course of chemotherapy. Not only did Emma struggle to cope with the effects
Child Cancer Buddies
Would you be interested in helping other families of children with cancer? We are compiling a list of people willing to be cancer
Raising Awareness
Distributing our Christmas envelopes is a vital way to raise charity awareness
