Neuroblastoma UK is a national charity dedicated to finding a cure for neuroblastoma.

40 years ago, in 1982, a group of bereaved parents came together and formed The Neuroblastoma Society. Following the loss of their sons, Matthew Oldridge and Hamish Cooper, they wanted to help other children and families experiencing neuroblastoma.

In 2015, to reflect our growth and collaboration with clinicians, research groups and other charities and cancer groups, we changed our name to Neuroblastoma UK.

We fund vital research into improving both diagnosis and treatment of the disease.