Pioneering research for children with head & neck cancers
Over the past 12 months, Friends of Rosie has funded research at The University of Manchester looking at ways to decrease the risk of facial
So far, we have funded a total of 28 research projects looking at ways to improve the treatment and outlook for children with cancer.
In financial terms, that’s around £2.75 million worth of funding, raised and donated by our amazing supporters.
As a result of our funding, researchers have been able to obtain preliminary results to back up their ideas, which they’ve then used to secure large-scale funding from the big cancer research charities and pharmaceutical companies.
Each year, we ask medical and scientific institutions to apply to us for grants to fund their research ideas. These applications are then verified by our independent Scientific Advisory Board, who make recommendations as to which projects are most promising and should receive our funding. We typically fund one to two years of initial research.
Research projects that we started have gone on to be funded by the likes of Cancer Research UK and the Department for Health and have led to international research partnerships between the UK, Canada and the US.
It is our primary aim to fund the most promising new childhood cancer research ideas in the North West. As a result of our funding researchers are able to obtain preliminary results to back up their ideas, which they can then use to secure large-scale funding from the big cancer research charities and pharmaceutical companies.
Over the past 12 months, Friends of Rosie has funded research at The University of Manchester looking at ways to decrease the risk of facial
Friends of Rosie has joined forces with another like-minded charity, Megan’s Rose of Hope, to fund research into the use of a revolutionary new blood
2022 was a challenging but positive Childhood Cancer Awareness Month (CCAM). The sad death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II meant that many charities, like
Together, we can give all children with cancer a brighter future. Become a Friend of Rosie and help us.
