We’re moving further, faster to help every single person affected by a brain tumour.
Fill your Will with hope for everyone facing brain tumours
Right now, hope is growing – we know more about brain tumours and how to diagnose and target them than ever before. We’re investing in more brain tumour specific research and accelerating progress. With a gift in your Will, you can make that hope grow even more.
Get support
If you’re newly diagnosed and not sure where to start, our free information pack has a range of practical advice and also includes information on other sources of support.
Latest News
Spotlight on new Supporter Group, The Angus James Gibson Trust
Angus died of a brain tumour in 1998, aged just five. Now his family have set up The Angus James Gibson Trust to fundraise for research into paediatric brain tumours.
Latest Podcast
Episode 59 – Spotlight on Women in Neuroscience
In this episode Anna talks to Anna Solth and Victoria Wyes about their experiences of being neurosurgeons and women in the field of neuroscience. They share their passion for neuroscience and the work they are doing now and their plans for the future.
Latest Research
"Research into other ways of treating meningiomas could make a massive difference to people like me.”
Mum of three Emma, 41, from Lowestoft, made several medical appointments before she was diagnosed with multiple meningiomas in 2022.
The Christmas Shop Is Open!
Explore our range of lovely homeware, Christmas cards, toys and games, and more. And, with 100% of the profits going to the work we do, you’ll be giving those affected by brain tumours the gift of hope!
Register for The Twilight Walk London
Join us in London for The Twilight Walk 2025, meet other people in the brain tumour community and help us raise awareness.
Donate to The Brain Tumour Charity
Brain tumours are the biggest cancer killer of under 40s and we need your help to accelerate a cure! Your donation can make a real difference.
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Learn how to spot the signs
Better Safe than Tumour is our campaign to raise awareness of the early signs and symptoms of a brain tumour to improve early diagnosis times