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CCLG: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Association

The experts in childhood cancer, driving leadership and excellence in treatment, care and research to shape a future where all children survive cancer.

About CCLG: The Children & Young People’s Cancer Association


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We are a leading charity and the expert voice for all childhood cancers in the UK and Ireland. Every week, more than 30 children are diagnosed with cancer, and we are dedicated to improving their outcomes.

Through our network of specialist professionals, we drive excellence in treatment, care, and research, funding world-class innovation to improve survival rates and quality of life. We collaborate nationally and internationally to advance childhood cancer research and care.

Our award-winning information resources provide vital support to families, helping to ease the anxiety and isolation that often come with a childhood cancer diagnosis. Together, we are working towards a future where every child with cancer not only survives but thrives.

Your Impact

Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group (CCLG) is the central hub for childhood cancer expertise, driving improvements in treatment, care, and research.

A professional association – We connect childhood cancer specialists to share best practices, advance education, and ensure every child receives the best care.
A trusted voice in policy – We influence government policies and collaborate with key stakeholders to advocate for better treatment and care.
A driver of research – We fund pioneering research and support initiatives like the CCLG Tissue Bank to advance childhood cancer treatments.
A leading provider of patient information – Our award-winning resources offer free, reliable support to families throughout their cancer journey.
Together, we are working towards a future where every child with cancer survives and thrives.

£20

supports an hour of expert childhood cancer research

£50

could buy chemicals that allow researchers to make lots of copies of cancer cell DNA to study

£100

funds 10 hours on a specialist microscope to allow researchers to image and assess cancer tissue and cells