Discover support, programmes and community for people in their 20s and 30s with cancer. Trekstock covers diagnosis, treatment and beyond.

This month, we've been proud to host a series of focus groups in London and via Zoom, to gather the thoughts, opinions, and stories of our community from across the UK.

Our Founder and CEO Receives MBE in King's Honours List for Trekstock.

Our Trustee Rob was truly one of life’s great characters. Endlessly kind, deeply sincere and a true friend. He brought an enormous amount of knowledge, wisdom and often humour to our Board meetings. He was heroic in his efforts to support Trekstock over the 4 years he was our Chair of the Board.

It was an honour to join their Majesties The King and Queen at Buckingham Palace, to celebrate community-based initiatives raising awareness about cancer and supporting those living with cancer. Our CEO Sophie, joined members of our community Ruth, Sophie and Sean at this very special event.

April is Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month where we come together to raise awareness of the unique challenges faced by teenagers and young adults who are diagnosed with cancer, like Jonny, now 25 years old.

This World Cancer Day we were invited by our friends at Macmillan Cancer Support to a roundtable discussion with The Rt. Hon. Wes Streeting, MP, Secretary of State for Health & Social Care.

Monday at the Musicals is a concert series formed by producer, Ellen Bisci, who’s passion and love for musical theatre gave great comfort and happiness through the toughest of times, along with her drive to raise vital funds for the charities that have supported her and saved her life.

We were deeply saddened to hear of the death of Trekstock Ambassador Liam Payne in October. Liam generously donated his time and energies to supporting us in the early days, and for that we will always be grateful.

Ethnic Minority Cancer Awareness Month exists to raise awareness of the cancer health inequalities faced by Black, Asian, and other minoritised ethnic communities and explore the disparities they face.

We are thrilled to announce that Walker Cole International have chosen Trekstock as our new charity partner for 2024.

We are thrilled to announce that Walker Cole International have chosen Trekstock as our new charity partner for 2024.

Ethnic Minority Cancer Awareness Month exists to raise awareness of the cancer health inequalities faced by Black, Asian, and other minoritised ethnic communities and explore the disparities they face.

We couldn't do what we do without the support of our amazing friends to help us spread the word. From pop stars to medics, musicians to designers, their support is invaluable.

We've had a glow up. But we're still here for the 38 young people diagnosed with cancer every day in the UK.

Meet our amazing team of passionate Trustees who help us keep driving Trekstock's mission forward

Looking for a new band tee to support young people living life alongside cancer? Look no further

Newcastle-based? Living life alongside cancer? RENEW - our specialist evidence-based physical activity programme - is launching this September

After four years as the chair of Trekstock’s board, Rob Challis has stepped back. Rachel Roxburgh, who started her career at Cancer Research, steps into his shoes.

Because cancer doesn’t care about your age, status or fame

That’s right – you can trek alongside a real Olympian and support young people with cancer AT THE SAME TIME.

It's time to Close the Care Gap. This #WorldCancerDay, we're amplifying the voices of our community to help make real change

A big thank you to all the team at Lawrence Stephens for selecting Trekstock as its 2024 charity partner of the year!

April is TYACAM – your story matters

We’re always looking for ways to show up for our community – and our ambassadors help us do just that. Jak’s our latest ambassador and we’re so proud to have him on #TeamTrekstock

Alongside the Cancer52 Coalition, we're calling on newly elected MPs to help improve care for those diagnosed with rare and less common cancers.