Welcome to the Neuroblastoma Society Website
Neuroblastoma is a rare and aggressive childhood cancer.
About a hundred children in the UK are diagnosed each year.
The Society works exclusively for these children in raising funds for British research into the disease, and offering information and support for anyone affected by neuroblastoma.
On this website you can find:
- Information about neuroblastoma - see FAQ or download the Society's Booklet for Parents
- Details of our befriending arrangements - speak to a parent who has experience of the disease
- What the Neuroblastoma Society does in search of a cure - find out about current research
- How you can help us - organise a fund-raising activity or make a donation
- How you can join the Society
News and Announcements
26 April 2008 - Silver Jubilee Spring conference held at London Zoo. Read about this in the Summer 2008 Newsletter.
17 June 2008 - Trustees award new research grants worth almost £700,000. Full details will appear on the Research page once the applicants have been informed and contracts have been signed.
7 July 2008 - Fund-raising concert in Kew Green, Surrey. Further details are on the News page.
26 July 2008 - Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham parents' support group. Talk by Professor David Walker to parents of children diagnosed with cancer about the therapeutic effects of recreational breaks.
Further details are on the News page.
5 August 2008 - Society's 7th Golf Day. Further details and an application form are on the News page.
28 September 2008 to 12 October 2008 Society places for Big Fun Runs. Further details and an application form are on the News page.
