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‘I can’t imagine my life without goalball’

‘I can’t imagine my life without goalball’

Kelsey Trevett, 16, was introduced to goalball during the 2012 London Paralympic Games. Since then, the sport has had a huge impact on his life, as he explains…As a blind teenager, it can be difficult to find a sport-related activity that is fully accessible: the...
Looking after yourself

Looking after yourself

When your child is diagnosed with retinoblastoma, so much energy goes into looking after them and the rest of the family that it can be easy to forget to take care of yourself. But, as Lesley Geen, CHECT support worker, explains, this is important too…Finding out that...
Christmas competition winners

Christmas competition winners

Thank you to all the children who submitted their designs for the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust Christmas card competition 2018.All the entries were absolutely fantastic and each child should be extremely proud. After careful consideration, we have chosen the five...
Raising awareness

Raising awareness

One family a week is told that their child has retinoblastoma in the UK but most people have never heard of it. Sadly, this often leads to a delay in children being diagnosed. The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust is working hard to change that – and you can help. Raising...
Christmas competition winners

Christmas card competition

Is your little one a budding artist? Would they like to see their very own picture on our charity Christmas cards this year? The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust’s Christmas card competition is now open for entries. It’s open to all of our young members – all they need to...