- Handy slideshow to share These scrolling carousels cover the basics of stem cell donation including all the who, what, how and why questions people often ask.…
- Having enough potential lifesavers at the ready, like yourself, means that we could help to give someone with blood cancer or a blood disorder a second chance of life. This…
- Above: Charlie (right) with his dad 17-year-old Charlie is a keen boxer and has just qualified as a chef in the Royal Navy. He was about to start his submarine…
- You could save the life of someone like Elijah. After eighteen months of being in and out of hospital, Elijah has recently been diagnosed with several conditions: a…
- You could give someone like Ronnie another chance to live One-year-old Ronnie from Liverpool has just been diagnosed with severe aplastic anaemia, a…
- Emily's story Emily was initially diagnosed at age 20 after noticing unexplained bruises on her legs. After intense treatment and a period of isolation, Emily rang the end…
- You could give someone like Henry another chance to live 10-year-old Henry from Sussex has just been diagnosed with severe aplastic anaemia, a blood disorder…
- Fifty-six-year-old Janice St Louis from London is encouraging anyone from a minority ethnic background to consider joining the stem cell register after receiving a shocking…
- After losing weight unexpectedly during the pandemic, Anne went for a check-up at the doctors where she received the life-changing news that the polycythaemia she’d been diagnosed…
- After his diagnosis of acute myeloid leukaemia, Terry and his family, including his daughter Jess and grandson Jasper, urged people to join the register, in the hope that someone…
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