Brain Tumour Support is working to ensure no one faces the impact of a brain tumour diagnosis alone.

Imagine if…

You or someone you love were one of the 36 people a day in the UK diagnosed with a brain tumour. Imagine suddenly losing your independence or ability to work, facing financial worries, losing your sight, hearing, speech, or overnight becoming a carer for a loved one.

Imagine facing that without support.

Brain Tumour Support is a national charity dedicated to providing support to anyone affected by any type or grade of brain tumour. We provide a range of individualised services, including specialist individual and family counselling, one-to-one support, support groups and peer support, free of charge and from the point of diagnosis for as long as is needed.

We can’t do it alone.

Support Alliance with their fundraising and be there for anyone who is impacted by a brain tumour.

£6 could help us answer a call from someone recently diagnosed with a brain tumour who needs support, information or reassurance.

£10 could provide a craft kit for a child's counselling session, helping them come to terms with a loved one's diagnosis in a safe, child-friendly setting.

£15 could help create and fund our guide to services, ensuring patients and families understand the different areas of support we offer.

£25 could pay for someone diagnosed with a brain tumour to attend an online support group, reducing feelings of isolation.

£100 could help a family affected by a brain tumour talk through challenges, fears, and next steps with a trained specialist counsellor.

£440 could help ensure no one grieving a brain tumour loss has to cope alone, through a dedicated online bereavement group.

£1,000 could help provide in-person group support to people affected by a brain tumour, reducing isolation and fear.

£1,148 could provide a bespoke support packing for a family dealing with the impact of a brain tumour, including a dedicated Support Professional, family counselling sessions, access to our Benefits Welfare Guidance and access to our in-person and online support groups.