Who We Help
Patients, Their Families & Friends
Initial Reactions - The Shock
A brain tumour diagnosis effects everybody in different ways whether you are a patient, family member, relative, friend or work colleague.
There will be a wave of different emotional feelings and all the practical issues to consider – my own son aged 13 at the time just said ” I feel numb “
Everybody is different and there is no right or wrong way to feel.
Know the Facts and Get Help
Our mission is to ensure that everyone diagnosed with a brain tumour in Jersey has access to practical, emotional, financial support and information.
Being informed is an important step in getting good care.
A brain tumour diagnosis is hard to come to terms with but support can make a real difference.
If you wish to speak with someone directly or connect directly with another patient we encourage you us email admin@jerseybraintumour.com now.
Swimarathon teams
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2025 Swimarathon
Great news to start 2025!! We are a Swimarathon beneficiary. As a small charity, we are massively overwhelmed! This opportunity means so much for us, and it will allow us
Volunteer Trustee/ Treasurer Position
If you have some time and would like to help as a trustee, we have a treasurer position available. Outline of the role below, if you want more information or
With more than 140 different types of tumours we can put you in touch with people who can help you understand the complexities of your tumour and what treatment options are available.
FAQs
- What symptoms should you be aware of, and how is a brain tumour diagnosed
- What questions to ask
- What to expect
- What online and offline resources are out there for brain tumour patients, families, and friends
- How to get help from health providers and social services as well as voluntary organisations
We are here to help so please don’t hesitate to