As a top UK local media group, Newsquest has taken a giant leap by supporting the Organization Teenage Cancer Trust with a whopping £2.5 million over a span of two years. This goes a long way for a majority of young cancer patients in the UK and changes their lives forever.
Bridging the Cancer Gap With Newsquest
The charity, which is famous for its advocacy and care for cancer carrying young adults finds itself in a peculiar stressful situation. Within a span of 24 hours, 7 teenagers are told that they have been identified with cancer, while that number is supposed to reach 10 by 2030. With this partnership alongside the teenage cancer trust, news quest will help in ensuring every teenager carries the advocacy pack against cancer without feeling lonely.
Fundraising While Creating Awareness
Starting in January, the group Newsquest will create over £2.5 worth of advertising across their network of 200+ online advertisements and newspapers, alongside their physical counterparts. This is a huge step as it directs focus towards the prominent signs of cancer alongside the mental toll it brings on children.
This isn’t the first time Newsquest has lent its hand to social causes. The company’s partnership with the NSPCC in 2024 was very successful and it now stands as a precursor to one of the most charitable initiatives the media group has launched for a single entity.
More Than A Campaign – A Range of Actions
This partnership is more than a campaign, as it is a call to action. It will include active fundraising challenges, and Newsquest employees will take part in several campaigns throughout the year. The charity’s work will be promoted using multiple ad campaigns geared towards community enhancement.
The Vision of the Teenage Cancer Trust: Empathetic Care When it Matters the Most
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Kate Collins, Chief Executive, Teenage Cancer Trust, was profoundly appreciative of the help provided by Newsquest. She said, “We’re here to make sure that young people having to cope with cancer do not go through the trauma which cancer mostly causes. For this however, we need your support.”
Founded in 1990, the Teenage Cancer Trust today supports 28 purpose-built units within NHS hospitals in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. However, Collins noted, there remains plenty to be done – including raising the profile of some of the essential support services the charity offers.
Why it is Important – Every Life of a Young Person is Important
The Teenage Cancer Trust, apart from treatment, provides adequate and appropriate help for cancer afflicted adolescents and that redefining help. Such aid has the potential to alter the direction of the afflicted’s life. With the collaboration with Newsquest, the charity aims to achieve wider audience to tell their stories, carry out more fundraising exercises, and help more people gain access to specialized options when they are required most.
Newsquest’s Audience Scale and Scope
This crucial message will be distributed to more than a million people by the extensive network of Newsquest, which has over 50 million users per month throughout its digital channels. Of its local papers, most are read by over 75% of the residents of each respective area, making sure that the UK as a whole will experience the effect of this partnership.
Take Part in and Promote the Cause – Change the Story This Time
The relationship between Newsquest and Teenage Cancer Trust in the UK is more than just a charitable gift; it is an appeal to all people. Any participation in fundraising campaigns, giving out your time as a volunteer, or just talking about the cause is useful.
Be Active And Help Us All Together Overcome Cancer and Don’t Forget Survivorship. Make sure young patients with cancer has all the attention that they require. Follow the Motion Across England By Teenage Cancer Trust and Newsquest’s where you can help put change.