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Robbie Hunter-Paul

Robbie Hunter-Paul is raising money for Project Youth Cancer
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'Giant Strides' with the Laura Crane Youth Cancer Trust · 22 April 2012

The Laura Crane Trust became Project Youth Cancer on World Cancer Day 2023 and supports teenagers and young adults with cancer, through treatment and beyond. Project Youth Cancer invests in the future of cancer patients through age-targeted research and offers a range of mental wellbeing support.

Story

<p>Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.</p> <p>I have lived in England for 18 years now and during this time I have lost many friends and family to this terrible disease, Cancer. As a father and a family man it makes me shiver to the core to think I could lose a child in this way and it is every parents biggest fear that they will out live their children.</p> <p>At university I prepared a presentation for the Laura Crane Youth Cancer Trust and to learn about Laura's story was really touching and emotional experience.The work and support the organisation gives to young people and their families is the direct reason why I think this&nbsp;is such a worthy cause.&nbsp;So when asked if I would lead a walk to my former club the Brdford Bulls on behalf of the Giants and the LCYCT I jumped at the opportunity. Together I believe we can really make a change.</p> <p>The Laura Crane Youth Cancer Trust was created in 1996 with the aim of improving awareness of cancer in children and young adults aged between 13 and 24. The funds raised help towards the increased understanding of cancer, improved treatments and increasing the number of lives saved within the age range</p> <p>Robbie Hunter-Paul</p>

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