Every year around 1,900 children in the UK are diagnosed with cancer. Research and treatments have dramatically improved survival, but cancer is still the biggest killer of children aged one to 14 in the UK.

Great Ormond Street Hospital cares for children with the hardest to treat cancers. New, breakthrough treatments are giving hope to children across the UK, but these advances have outstripped GOSH’s current cancer facilities. The hospital needs a new home for breakthrough treatments and pioneering research, so clinicians can save more children’s lives. And because cancer shouldn't get to steal anyone's childhood, it needs to be a place that's more than a hospital, that's a school, a playground, a home-from-home and so much more.

That’s why we’re building a world-leading new Children’s Cancer Centre at GOSH. To help give children with cancer the best care, the best chance and the best childhood possible. Be part of it.

This February, David Lloyd Clubs is partnering with Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity to help raise vital funds to build a new Children’s Cancer Centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Together we can build it. Together we can help beat childhood cancer. No childhood should be cut short by cancer.