Health & Wellbeing Education & Young People 2024
Children with Cancer UK

Children with Cancer UK Impact Report 2024

Children with Cancer UK funds research into the causes and treatment of childhood cancers. Their 2024 impact report highlights over 400 research grants awarded, improved survival rates, and vital family support services for those affected by childhood cancer.

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£15m invested in childhood cancer research Key Metric 1
400+ research grants awarded Key Metric 2
1 in 4 children diagnosed annually supported Key Metric 3
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Research funding, family grants, awareness campaigns, policy work, clinical trial support

📊Key Metrics

£15m invested in childhood cancer research Key Metric 1
400+ research grants awarded Key Metric 2
1 in 4 children diagnosed annually supported Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Improved survival rates for childhood cancers
  • Families better supported during treatment
  • 2026 Research Grant Call launched to accelerate breakthroughs

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