Please know we are here and can support you wherever you are.
If you or a member of your family need support you can visit us at our new centre (just let us know when you plan to drop in), contact us by emailing Family Support familysupport@thejoshuatree.org.uk or calling 01606 331858. For general enquiries office@thejoshuatree.org.uk
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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.
"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."
"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."
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News
The latest news, fundraising and goings on at The Joshua Tree
Sue Devaney joins Children’s Cancer Charity, The Joshua Tree, as a new Patron
British actress Sue Devaney, better known for her appearances in Coronation Street, Dinner ladies, Shameless and Jonny Briggs to name but a few, has joined The Joshua Tree as Patron to the charity. Sue brings not only personal
Local MP Mike Amesbury helps spread the word about The Joshua Tree
We were honoured to welcome Weaver Vale MP Mike Amesbury, who was given a tour of the new Joshua Tree Support Centre by CEO Margaret Wright and Corporate Partnership Officer Helen Ritchie. Mr Amesbury was so impressed
Firefighters run, climb and pedal from Chester to Snowdonia and back in aid of The Joshua Tree
Chester Fire Station’s White Watch has raised more than £10,000 for charity by completing a mountainous challenge. The team set themselves the daunting task of running to Snowdon, walking up and down it and then cycling back