Winter Appeal 2022 resources

Winter Appeal

We’re sharing the stories of the #HumansOfTrekstock. These are the many faces and voices who make up the Trekstock community. This winter, your donation will help us to empower them to live their best life with and beyond cancer. Read about the #HumansOfTrekstock here.

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RENEW Launches in Newcastle

Trekstock is excited to announce that we have teamed up with two fantastic charities, YMCA North Tyneside and Healthworks, to bring our specialist exercise programme designed specifically for young people in their 20s and 30s who have had a cancer diagnosis in Newcastle.
Post-Treatment Coaching for Men

We know it can be confusing, tough and lonely after treatment. But the truth is, however you feel, you're not actually alone. We've teamed up with Barunsu Coaching to bring you this coaching programme to help you navigate life after treatment.
NEWCASTLE FUNDRAISING FOR CLARE

After learning that their friend and colleague, Clare, had discovered that her cancer had returned, the team at Famous 4.15 decided to fundraise for Trekstock, by selling ice cream. Well, there's no better way of course...
MONDAY AT THE MUSICALS: TREKSTOCK AMBASSADOR ELLEN'S FUNDRAISER

Stars of the West End, including Eve Polycarpou, Michael Dore and Laura Baldwin, performed a special concert in the heart of Covent Garden, to raise awareness around the late effects of cancer, and to raise money for Trekstock and Blood Cancer UK.

Check out our food and cancer booklet

Navigating all the information around diet and cancer can be overwhelming, so we’ve created an expert nutrition guide with Dr Hazel Wallace & Friends.
HELLO FROM TREKSTOCK

Lots of lovely links for you.
What We Do

Every day in the UK, 38 young people are diagnosed with cancer. At Trekstock, our vision is to ensure that every young adult in their 20s or 30s living with cancer and its after-effects gets the tailored support they're looking for.
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Our Story

Trekstock was founded in 2009 by Sophie Epstone after she became aware of a huge gap in tailored support services for those diagnosed with cancer in their 20s or 30s.
Get active

Making yourself exercise is tough at the best of times, let alone when cancer's thrown into the mix. But with our RENEW programme, we'll help you keep moving in whatever way works for you. Move your body, meet others, feel confident and improve your physical and mental health.
Secondary Sisters

Secondary Sisters are here to create a safe place to connect with other Secondary Sisters.
LET'S GET YOU CONNECTED

Has cancer stopped you in your tracks? Look no further. We're here for you. We get this is a club you never wanted to join, but we want you to know we’re here to help you figure it out.
Nutrition and Cancer

Check out our info to help you get the right support you need when it comes to food and cancer after your diagnosis.
National Three Peaks Challenge

Brace yourself for a fast-paced and physically challenging adventure, as you take on the three highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales. Considered one of Britain’s toughest outdoor challenges, the National 3 Peaks Challenge takes in the dizzy heights of Ben Nevis (1,344m), Scafell Pike (978m) and Snowdon (1,085m) and your challenge is to do all this in 24 hours!

Regular Giving

Create a regular giving plan with us. We're then able to plan ahead and make long term commitments to young adults living with and beyond cancer. Read more

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Carolina’s Story: Share The Love

"My life was put on hold from that moment onwards until I finished treatment and found Trekstock’s Community, who helped me to feel normal again." Read more

HOW TREKSTOCK'S EARLY MENOPAUSE SUPPORT CHANGED THE GAME

As seen on Davina's CH4 Sex, Mind and the Menopause, Stacey’s breast cancer treatment saw her go into a medically induced menopause. But after taking part in Trekstock's Menopause programme, her approach to her symptoms and the way she thinks about her body. Read more