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.
We work with the whole family - patient, parent, siblings and grandparents - in recognising that every family’s cancer journey is unique.
We offer bespoke 1:1 support, practical and therapeutic help to ensure that life remains as normal as possible during and after an incredibly traumatic time.
At our support centre we offer 1 to 1 play sessions for children and their siblings affected by cancer as well as therapeutic support for older children, teenagers and adults.
We provide group activities to promote socialising, fun and normality within a safe and friendly environment, alongside others experiencing similar journeys.
"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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About Us
The Joshua Tree charity was established in 2006 by Lynda and David Hill who, as parents of a child with Leukaemia, had an understanding of the benefits of additional family support away from the hospital environment.
News
The latest news, fundraising and goings on at The Joshua Tree
Photography students’ focus in on fundraising for The Joshua Tree
Four Photography students at the University of Chester held a charity event in the Forum Shopping Centre in Chester to raise money for The Joshua Tree. Ciara Taylor, Alice Collumbell, Jess McKay and Harriet Sharp hosted the event
Global Make Some Noise for Josh at Awards Ceremony!
At this year’s The Global Awards, 19-year-old Josh from The Joshua Tree, one of the Make Some Noise charity beneficiaries took home a very special award. When Josh was just 5 years old he was diagnosed with leukaemia,
The Joshua Tree grows into 2019
The Joshua Tree are excited to announce the launch of a new charity brand identity in addition to the new website. The reputation and equity built under its previous identity is recognised as a valuable asset, but