Take part in studies
You could get extra support, test out new technology, or make a lasting difference to other children.
We’re looking for people to help our team and other charities to learn about, and develop new tools to support children with brain tumours and their families.
Some of these studies are conducted by third-party organisations. They are responsible for recruitment and ongoing support and they may close the studies at any time without notice.
Recallify app trial
Young people aged 12+ who are 6 months post-treatment for a brain tumour can try Recallify, a memory and organisation skills app. Your child’s feedback will help shape the app.
Siblings in school
Our Tom’s Trust trainee psychologist Tiffany is looking to interview primary school education staff who have supported siblings of children with cancer.
What’s important after brain surgery?
Researchers at Alder Hey want to know the most important outcomes following surgery for a brain tumour.
Support for children recovering from brain tumours
This home-based programme supports children in rebuilding strength, mobility, and fine motor skills, while improving confidence and independence following treatment.
Moving from children’s services to teenage and young adult services
Researchers at Cardiff University want to understand what it is like to move from children’s services to teenage and young adult (TYA) services for cancer treatment. They want to find out what is challenging about the move, what works well, and what could be improved.