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Who benefits?

The beneficiaries

Who benefits from BTRC

Patients will have access to state of the art diagnostic and therapeutic facilities
Opportunities for improved quality and quantity of patient survival, together with a better understanding of the impact on the family unit
Rewards for collaborating Trusts seeking external funding
Scientists and clinicians who have made it their life’s work to tackle this disease

Our Vision

Brain tumours affect people of all ages...

There is a great need for a better understanding of what causes them, how the brain reacts to them and how they behave - and an even greater need for better and more effective treatments.

Our vision

To raise public awareness of the need for brain tumour research and the lack of funding that currently exists by a series of fundraising events and applications for research grants among corporate and medical bodies or trusts

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We have raised over £1,250,000 so far!

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Charity of the Year

Mayor’s Charity 2012-13: “Magic Wand Appeal”

We are extremely proud to have been chosen by the Mayor of Kensington & Chelsea, Councillor Christopher Buckmaster, as his charity of the year for 2012/13... read more>>

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About BTRC

The idea of starting a charity was really John's in the beginning: after his surgery, he wanted to make a contribution to Kevin O'Neill's preferred charity as a token of our appreciation for everything he had done for us. With this in mind, when John lost his battle against the disease, I asked Kevin what that charity should be: he replied that donations "in lieu of flowers" at John's funeral would be welcomed at Imperial College, where a fund could be started to contribute towards research.

Way Ahead is a registered charity No. 295895
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