Welcome To Teens Unite Fighting Cancer

About Teens Unite

Teens Unite Fighting Cancer is dedicated to improving the lives of young people aged between 13-24 with life limiting illnesses.

We value every donation because they encourage us that there are other people out there who support the work we are doing. If you'd like to give us a one-off donation here are a couple of ways in which you can do it...

Give in Celebration

Picture the scene...you have a celebration is on the horizon and you've already had several friends and family members ask you for gift ideas...you search the corners of your mind to think of something you've always wanted (within their price range)...and struggle to come up with anything!

Buy A Brick

Teens Unite Fighting Cancer is raising money to build the first dedicated Respite Home for teenagers with cancer and other life limiting illnesses in the UK. You can help us bring this vision to life. Buy a Brick!

In Memory

As a charity which is dependant on donations, we welcome lifetime gifts of any size. You can be sure that any such gifts will go towards supporting our work.

How about a Kilimanjaro Trek for Teens Unite?

Why not join the likes of the Red Nose Climb celebrities such as Chris Moyles, Gary Barlow and Cheryl Cole and take the once in a life time challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. Teens Unite are always looking for people to step out of their comfort zone and do something truly amazing to help teenagers with life limiting illnesses.

You may have watched the celebrities take part in the grueling but rewarding challenge. Now it’s your turn!! - To find out more, click here

Not sure about climbing a mountain?? Don’t worry we have a vast variety of incredible treks and challenges available. - To find out about our other challenges, click here

Nagila's Hair Replacement

This is Nagila's video, as she explains how her makeover made her feel. Nagila has a brain tumour so the hair system was particularly special for her.

News

Who's Who in Thames Ditton...

Teens Unite super supporter Edel O'Meara recently did an article in 'About Thames Ditton' Magazine Who's Who section about her illness and her amazing support of Teens Unite.

Thank you for the wonderful day our young people had. It is so good for these young people to have a fun day out with others in a ‘similar situation’ – they normally only meet in hospital.

Elly Elcombe – Ellenor Hospice at Home