What is World Cancer Day?

World Cancer Day takes place on 4 February every year. The day aims to raise awareness, improve education and galvanise action to reduce the devastating impact that cancer has on the world. It’s an important day for everyone to come together to raise awareness of the issues surrounding cancer and how it affects everyone’s lives. World Cancer Day is led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), and Children with Cancer UK is proud to support this awareness day.

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Thanks to the help of our extraordinary supporters, fundraisers, ambassadors and volunteers, we are creating a future where every child and young person survives cancer.

We believe in the power of science – that’s why we pour our fundraising into research. Right now, we’re funding over different research projects, enabling scientists and medical experts to develop better, kinder treatments.

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Get involved in World Cancer Day 2025

For World Cancer Day 2025, get involved to spread awareness of childhood cancer, and the urgent need for more research.

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