Brain Tumour Awareness Program

29/01/2026

Living with a brain tumour may be overwhelming, but a proactive mindset is crucial to navigating this mindset. Celebrate every small victory!

17/01/2026

"Grey" conquers the world by fighting differently. There's always hope.🩶

17/01/2026

Let's raise awareness together by sharing your story and showing others that they are not alone. Lend your voice to the Brain (Drain) Tumour Awareness Program by submitting your story.

15/01/2026

We celebrate the life of Senior Commander Georgina Kamanga who had been an active against poaching in Zambia. She featured in a documentary titled . She has also lived a fully active and beautiful life, all the while battling . She's been a great , and shall be missed dearly. Rest well Gina.

04/01/2026

Brain tumour PTSD is a real condition - anxiety, hyper vigilance, depression, avoidance - it can manifest itself in various ways!

31/12/2025

Wishing you a happy new year. Cheers to new beginnings, new goals, new wins. You are never alone. We are there with you 🎆

25/12/2025

Wishing you a very merry Christmas. You are special. You are strong. You are a fighter. You are winning. Have a wonderful celebration 🎉

15/12/2025

29/11/2025

We honour two incredible young lives taken far too soon by brain tumours.

Ethan Treharne (Forever 17)

Diagnosed with a glioblastoma while preparing for his GCSEs, Ethan faced surgery, treatment and clinical trials with extraordinary courage. His legacy shines through 'A New Hope for Ethan', now close to reaching £100,000 raised in his memory.

Albie Bayliss-Watts (Forever 2)

Albie showed astonishing bravery throughout gruelling treatment for an aggressive brain tumour four years ago, on 28 November. His mums, Lauren and Hayley, now continue his legacy through' Albie and Beyond', raising awareness, supporting others and funding vital research in his name.

Thinking of the loss felt by both families is a powerful reminder of why we must push for better treatments and ultimately, a cure.

Brain Tumour Research

28/11/2025

The effects of a traumatic brain injury can overlap and compound the existing symptoms of a brain tumour, such as memory problems, shortened attention span, difficulty with problem-solving and communication, and an inability to initiate tasks.
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28/11/2025

Does Gender-based Violence (GBV) cause harm to brain tumour survivors?
The answer is Yes.
GBV, particularly physical abuse involving blows to the head or strangulation, can cause a separate traumatic brain injury (TBI).
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27/11/2025

Have you had a healthy meal today?