Blogs

My grandfather “Pop” has always been the driving force and inspiration in my life. He has ridden Land’s End to John O’Groats twice and was still doing 100-mile time trials on his bike at 70 years of a...

Volunteering as a student is a great way to get that all important experience whilst you’re studying. Find out our top five ways you can get involved and support families with a seriously ill child...

Evie shares how having a serious illness has impacted her life and how important it is to talk. Hi, my name is Evie and I’m 13. I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer when I was eight-years-...

Rainbow Trust welcomes many of the new commitments announced in the new NHS Long Term Plan, but is disappointed that the importance of practical and emotional support to families is not identified. ...

​A child’s life changes dramatically when their brother or sister is diagnosed with a serious illness. Our new report, See Us, Hear Us, Notice Us sets out why there’s a need to support the siblings of...

In every classroom across the country there will be at least one bereaved child and for many of them it will be a sibling that has died. At Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity, we have the privilege of...