PLANT BASED HEALTH ONLINE
THE CHARTWELL CHARITIES NEWS Plant based health online USING THE POWER OF NUTRITION TO HELP SUPPORT PEOPLE LIVING WITH CANCER Following the success of two pilot cancer survivorship programs earlier…
supports cancer patients – adults
and children across the south east.
of childhood cancer or leukaemia
are everything...
to a family dealing with cancer...
Children’s Oncology Unit at
Croydon University Hospital
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To provide support to NHS staff and the patients undergoing treatment for cancer and leukaemia in South London, North Kent and East Surrey.
WHO WE ARE
The Chartwell Cancer Trust is a vitally important local charity – with an increasingly regional reach.
OUR CHARITY SHOPS
A huge part of the fundraising we do is through our charity shops which rely on the generosity of local residents and supporters. These shops are lively hubs on high streets across South London and Kent, where people can connect and share while they pick up treasures and bargains.
All proceeds help us reach our fundraising targets allowing us to provide direct support for oncology patients and families, as well as much needed enhancements to NHS facilities and equipment.
CURRENT APPEALS
The Lily Pad Appeal
Raising £750,000 for a new Children’s Oncology Unit at Croydon University Hospital.
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LATEST NEWS
THE CHARTWELL CHILDREN’S CANCER TRUST – UPDATE
THE CHARTWELL CHARITIES NEWS The Chartwell Children’s Cancer Trust Update We are pleased to be able to now start looking to arrange our Childhood Cancer Support Groups on a face-to-face…
SUPERHERO BONNIE’S 100 MILE WALK CHALLENGE
THE CHARTWELL CHARITIES NEWS Superhero Bonnie’s 100-mile walk challenge Between 2nd March and 7th July, Bonnie Lysandrou, along with her daddy and her sister Brook took on the challenge to…
FABULOUS FOOTBALL REUNION
THE CHARTWELL CHARITIES NEWS Fabulous Football Reunion On Sunday 4th July, a very special charity football tournament took place at Tooting and Mitcham United Football Club to celebrate the end…