Contact a Brain Tumour Charity

Brain Tumour Charity Contact, Donate, and Support

If you need brain tumour support, practical guidance or help finding the right next step, contact The Three Tumours. We support patients, families and carers in the North East and beyond.

Get in touch

Contact The Three Tumours Today. We are here to offer you support when you need it. You can send us a message or join our community on Facebook.

01915402998

support@thethreetumours.co.uk

How We Can Help

You can contact The Three Tumours if you need help finding practical support, understanding where to start after diagnosis, connecting with brain tumour support groups, or finding guidance for families and carers. If you are worried about symptoms, always contact your GP or clinical team first. For support and signposting, we are here to help.

Support For Those Effected By Brain Tumours

The Three Tumours are here to give you the help and support you need when you are having to deal with being diagnosed with a Brain Tumour or Brain Cancer.

We are raising awareness of Brain Tumours to support, help and advice sufferers and their families during this difficult and challenging time.

Reach out and contact The Three Tumours, we are here to help you when you need it most. We have an active Facebook Group where you can connect with other people who are possibly dealing with issues similar to you.

Your questions, answered simply

The Three Tumours, A Brain Tumour Charity - FAQ

Start here: quick, helpful answers from our brain tumour charity in the North East.
If you still have questions, please do get in touch.

Contact The Three Tumours if you need brain tumour support, practical guidance, help finding the right page, or signposting for families and carers.

Yes. The Three Tumours is based in the North East of England and supports patients, families and carers locally, while also sharing helpful guidance more widely.

Yes. Families, carers and loved ones can contact us for support, practical advice and help finding the right next step.

No. If you are worried about symptoms, contact your GP or clinical team first. The Three Tumours provides support, guidance and signposting.

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