The Three Tumours,
A Brain Tumour Charity
We are a North East-based brain tumour charity dedicated to helping brain tumour patients and their families navigate life after diagnosis. From emotional support to practical resources, we are here to ensure no one faces this journey alone.
The Three Tumours
Who We Are
The Three Tumours is a brain tumour charity founded by a group of survivors and their loved ones who understand the profound challenges of a brain tumour diagnosis. Our charity is built on shared experiences, compassion, and a desire to help and improve the lives of patients and their families.
We provide a range of support, from signposting vital resources to creating a community of understanding and resilience. Through our efforts, we aim to raise awareness about brain tumours and their impact, ensuring families have access to the care and information they need.
Every individual’s journey is different, and we are here to offer guidance, hope, and a listening ear to those navigating the physical, emotional, and mental toll of this disease.
Our Mission and Goals
Our mission is driven by a commitment to:
Raise Awareness
We are dedicated to spreading awareness about brain tumours. Through educational campaigns and events, we ensure that individuals and families understand the symptoms and challenges, empowering them to seek help early and make informed decisions.
Support Families
Our charity provides practical and emotional support to families affected by brain tumours. From guiding them through treatment options to connecting them with support groups, we help build a strong community of care and understanding.
Fund Research
Funding research is at the heart of what we do.
By supporting innovative studies, we aim to improve treatments and outcomes for brain tumour patients, working towards a future where better care and a cure are within reach.
Our Impact
Making a Difference
Since our founding, The Three Tumours has touched the lives of hundreds of families across the North East. Through our community events, support groups, and awareness campaigns, we’ve created a network of care and understanding. Your support enables us to continue offering these vital services, funding research, and ensuring no one faces a brain tumour diagnosis alone.
Over 12,000 individuals are diagnosed with a primary brain tumour each year in the UK.
Only 13% of adults diagnosed with brain cancer survive for five years or more.
Brain tumours reduce life expectancy by an average of 27 years, the highest among all cancers.
88% of people affected by brain tumours say they feel isolated and lack sufficient support.
A Community Built on Compassion
Our charity began with a shared purpose: to create a lifeline for those navigating the challenges of a brain tumour diagnosis. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, or loved one, The Three Tumours is here to guide and support you through every step of your journey. We believe that no one should face these challenges alone, and we’ve made it our mission to provide a safe space to connect, learn, and find hope.
Changing Lives Through Advocacy
Brain tumours don’t just affect individual, they impact entire families and communities. That’s why we work tirelessly to raise awareness and educate the public about early symptoms, treatment options, and the realities of living with a brain tumour. Through advocacy, we aim to reduce stigma, empower patients, and build understanding to inspire real change.
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.
What is The Three Tumours?
The Three Tumours is a brain tumour charity supporting patients, families and carers through practical guidance, awareness and community support.
Who does The Three Tumours help?
We support people affected by brain tumours, including patients, families, carers and loved ones looking for help and advice.
Is The Three Tumours a North East brain tumour charity?
Yes. We are based in the North East of England, while also sharing support and information that can help people more widely.
How can I support The Three Tumours?
You can support our work by donating, volunteering, fundraising or sharing awareness of brain tumours and their impact.
