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Supporting families across the North West and North Wales living with the life-changing experience of childhood cancers.
What We Do
Every family’s experience with childhood cancer is different and their needs are unique. We work with families and schools to provide support that is tailored to their journey.
"Saturday Sessions are a key point in our calendar. They allow us as a family to have much needed time away from the confines of treatment, stress and regime and to be a ‘normal’ family."
"The service is quite unique - you can't quantify it. The whole experience with The Joshua Tree is that the support is tailored to yours and your children's needs."
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News
The latest news, fundraising and goings on at The Joshua Tree
“Now, unlike before, I control my future, not my cancer”
Josh Hill, namesake of The Joshua Tree charity was recently interviewed for an article in The Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group magazine 'Contact' for families of children and young people with cancer. Read the full article excerpt below...
Seven-year-old Hari runs 100k for The Joshua Tree
A seven-year-old boy from Cheshire has raised more than £2,500 for The Joshua Tree by running 5k every day over twenty days. Hari Mitchell, a Year 3 pupil at The Grange Junior School, Hartford, drove past the
Tarmac and The Cheshire Freemasons make all the difference at The Joshua Tree
The Joshua Tree has been overwhelmed by the generosity of Tarmac and the Cheshire Freemasons who have made a considerable donation to complete the new support centre. Tarmac and its suppliers pulled together to install a new