In August 2025, at just two years old, Harper Grace Gibson was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a form of brain cancer. Soon after Harper underwent major brain surgery at Birmingham Children's Hospital, intensive chemotherapy, and stem cell treatment. Despite everything she endured, Harper showed incredible courage, and after months of treatment, her scans were clear. Her family finally began to see life return to normal.

Heartbreakingly, in August 2026, a routine scan revealed another tumour and confirmed that Harper's cancer had returned. Once again, Harper and her parents, Laura and George, found themselves facing major surgery and further treatment.

The next stage of Harper's treatment involves six weeks of radiotherapy in Manchester. Because Harper is so young, she will need to undergo a general anaesthetic every single day before each treatment session. This means daily hospital visits, ongoing medical procedures, and significant physical and emotional challenges for Harper and her family.

To ensure they can remain together throughout treatment, Laura and George will temporarily relocate to Manchester with Harper. As you can imagine, alongside the emotional strain of seeing their daughter battle cancer for a second time, there are significant financial pressures involved.

We are raising £15,000 to help ease those financial worries, allowing the family to focus entirely on what matters most: supporting Harper through her treatment and recovery. Any support, no matter how big or small, will make a genuine difference to this young family during an incredibly difficult time.