A charity devoted to improving the lives of teenagers and young adults with cancer.
Films from previous Find Your Sense of Tumours, Royal Albert Hall music workshops, Teenage Cancer Trust unit openings and many more Teenage Cancer Trust based films.
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A talk from the National Cancer Research Institute, an organisation dedicated to improving the treatments available for cancer with the help of local specialist groups and patients themselves. We are introduced to some ex cancer patients who are part of […]
The introduction to this years Find Your Sense Of Tumour conference, located at Center Parcs in Nottingham. The ball begins rolling with a talk from Simon Davies, Chief Executive of the Teenage Cancer Trust, as he explains the importance of […]
Highlights from this year’s phenomenon that is…Find Your Sense of Tumour ’08! Coming to you straight from the Big Brother inspired couch, we are introduced to participants of the conference as they have their say on how the weekend is […]
Footage from the autumn ball that raises £22,000 for the Leeds TCT cancer unit. Includes a speech by Sue Morgan, and the auction is hosted by Chris Chittell (Eric Pollard) of Emmerdale fame.
Joesephine gives us an update on her progress including plans for a major operation. Her step dad raises £2000 for the TCT and YPU unit by riding a 50cc moped 200 miles with sponsors guessing how long it will take.
More escapades from the Find Your Sense of Tumour conference, this time it’s Cambridge doing the honours.
What did the Leeds lot get up to at the Find Your Sense of Tumour conference?
A collage of the things the London group got up to at the 2007 Find Your Sense of Tumour conference at Centre Parks near Nottingham.
Getting the act together for the big how, and other tom-foolery.
A photo montage of some teenage kicks.
The loudest ever ending to a FYSOT? And some ending comments from various people.
An inspirational talk from an Olympic Gold Medal winner Marc Woods as well as presentations by people who achieved so much in their own right. Includes talks from Lisa (Manchester), Tom (Manchester), and David Hood (Leeds).